Brokers updated on RSA purchase of NIG
Between May and July, NIG will transfer people, premises and assets and then start to move customers to RSA in a phased approach expected to be completed in Q3 2025.
In an Integration Q&A hosted on NIG’s website the insurer also said: “We’re keen to create one business and one voice to brokers. We are targeting two major milestones.”
It added: “The priority is to manage the integration whilst maintaining business as usual levels of service.”
However, sister title Insurance Post has updated with more precise timings, with a spokesperson for RSA confirming the process will start on 1 May with customer migration from mid-June onwards.
The spokesperson said:
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