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NU close to HHH commercial sale

Norwich Union is in “advanced negotiations” to sell the commercial business of its high street broker Hill House Hammond, according to intermediary business director Ken Wallace.

Mr Wallace said that NU had considered several offers for the whole of HHH, but in the end has decided to sell off the non-motor aspects of the business. He said the company is close to securing a

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