What next for Primary Group in the UK after Policy Expert sale?
Content Director’s View: Jonathan Swift reflects on what the future might hold for the Primary Group in the UK after the sale of Policy Expert left it with only one significant investment in the local market.
With the sale of its majority stake in Policy Expert to the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority last month the one time insurance investment behemoth Primary Group’s UK and Irish portfolio has been
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