Markerstudy's Gary Humphreys on provider's strategy following capital injection

Gary Humphreys Markerstudy

Insurer set to make acquisitions and launch a pay-as-you-go solution.

Markerstudy group underwriting director Gary Humphreys has confirmed that the insurer is set to make acquisitions after injecting capital to move a £109m deficit to a £20.6m surplus.

He stated that the company was also moving all of its insurance operations to Gibraltar as a result of the new Solvency II rules.

Humphreys told Insurance Age: “We now have a nice, neat and tidy insurance group which is nicely capitalised and solvent and the other companies are left in the traditional holding

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