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Broking Break: Your top five of the week

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Fraudsters, capacity changes, people moves and senior management changes made up the week’s most clicked upon stories.

5) Axa to pull out of UK life and savings
Axa UK has agreed to sell its wrap platform business - Elevate - to Standard Life.

Insurer stresses UK property and casualty not affected by disposal plans.

 

4) SMEi founders Gandy and Snowden leave management roles
Insurance Age revealed that joint CEOs of SME Insurance (SMEi) Jason Gandy and Roger Snowden have left their roles at the firm.

Gandy will leave the business while Snowden will continue to work in a consultancy role on key

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