Aviva’s Holmes refreshed by broker honesty
Former UKGI CEO says 2017 profit rise was driven by growth in property and liability as well as moving away from unprofitable broker motor business.
Colm Holmes, former UKGI chief executive at Aviva, has praised the honesty of UK brokers in helping the provider improve its business.
“The beauty of the brokers in the UK is their honesty,” Holmes told Insurance Age.
Adding: “They’ll tell you exactly what they think about who you are and your business and what you’re doing right and what you’re doing wrong.
“That’s very refreshing and I’ve built up some good friendships that I fully intend to maintain.”
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