Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Network Assurex to offer more support to medium-sized brokers
There is good news for German risk and insurance managers as medium-sized commercial brokers in the country who have problems finding suitable employees to continue their company’s legacy once key staff have retired can reckon on more financial support from brokers’ network Assurex.

Stefan Nill, who was recently named global chairman of commercial insurance brokers’ network Assurex, is seeking to extend the activity of the network’s perpetuation pool in order to help members to stay independent and allow their business to continue when leading staff retire.
So far, the pool operates only on behalf of brokers in the US. However, it will soon offer its services to clients in Europe as well, Mr Nill said.
“There are a lot of brokers who have to sell their business to larger competitors because they have no suitable successor who could continue the business when the managing director retires,” Mr Nill told Commercial Risk Europe. “By extending the perpetuation funds to the European countries, we want to try to keep our partners as independent network members, which is also in the interest of corporate insurance buyers as well as of insurance companies.”
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