RSA still unsure on combined NIG business brand

RSA 22 Bishopsgate reception

RSA CEO Ken Norgrove has said the future brand of the combined RSA and NIG business is an open question, in an update to brokers.

Norgrove made the comments earlier this week, speaking alongside other members of the insurer’s commercial lines executive team on a webinar on how integrating the two businesses is going.

“We haven’t

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