TBS aims to sign 500 brokers
Total Broker Solutions aims to become one of the biggest brokers in the country, commanding between ...
Total Broker Solutions aims to become one of the biggest brokers in the country, commanding between £600m and £1.7bn worth of premiums.
The network, which launched last month with a nationwide roadshow, aims to sign up between 200 and 500 brokers. Aiming at predominantly commercial lines brokers with a premium income of £2m per year, TBS is also working on a further offering for smaller brokers.
Brokers that sign up to the network must commit for a minimum of three years and pass an introductory
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