Broker opens ninth UK office with Bristol branch
Top 100 broker Verlingue has opened in Bristol, its ninth UK office location.
It added the new branch will allow it to work “even more closely with clients across the South West, combining regional knowledge and relationships with the wider resources and capabilities of the Verlingue Group”.
Led by Anne Bardsley, corporate director South West (pictured right with Ross Ruck, left, and Rachel Simpson, centre), the Bristol office is supported by a team providing insurance, risk management and employee benefits expertise to businesses throughout the region.
South West clientsBa
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