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Axa uses £250k investment to boost community broker offering

Matthew Reed of Axa Commercial Lines

Axa Commercial Lines and Personal Intermediary has increased the number of account managed brokers at its Bolton national trading centre from 100 to 1000 following £250 000 investment.

The investment has gone into enhancing electronic, telephone and face-to-face account management systems, which Axa said has resulted in a 900% increase in the number of regional brokers that have a

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