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Schemes spotlight: Key trends and opportunities for insurance brokers in 2025

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Well designed and administered schemes continue to offer insurance brokers a sizable competitive advantage at the start of 2025.

But with more and more brokers waking up to the opportunity, which specific schemes should your brokerage be focussing on this year?

This content highlights how brokers can develop a thriving schemes business as we move through 2025 in order to drive differentiation and revenue growth.

Schemes featured:
• Pubs and clubs.
• Household.
• Caravan and trailer.
• Property owners.
• SME package.

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