Attis CEO insists it has not reached ‘end goal’ as it sets 2027 target
Top 100 insurance broker Attis has outlined plans to hit more than £20m in revenue in 2027, having revealed it is on track to exceed £16m by year-end.
The business was set up in 2021 by Henderson Insurance Brokers founder Joe Henderson.
When HIB was sold to Aon in 2017, it had 16 offices, more than 400 employees and placed in excess of £300m of gross written premium into the market.
Henderson departed the acquirer at the beginning of 2019.
Different kind of brokerHenderson, CEO of Attis Insurance, said: “Five years ago, we set out to build a different kind of insurance broker, one built around clients, not just policies.
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