Zurich launches into Corporate Risk market

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Zurich has entered the group risk market early with the launch of its Corporate Risk proposition.

It will focus initially on group life (lump sum) and group income protection, with further developments planned for later in the year. Intermediaries will be able to request quotes with immediate effect. Zurich Corporate Risk head Jonathan Plumtree says: "We understand what it takes to succeed in this market and are confident we can reach our growth ambition of becoming a top five player by 2012. "We have built a great team, who are committed to providing intermediaries and their clients with the exemplary service they've come to expect from Zurich. We are determined to offer competit...

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