Zurich exploring sale of adviser platform in £50m deal - reports
Wants to 'offload' site
"We regularly work with third parties to review the make-up of our business to ensure it fits with our strategy" - Zurich
Insurance giant Zurich is seeking a buyer for the sale of its adviser platform, Zurich Intermediary, for a price in excess of £50m.
Zurich is working with HSBC to sell the adviser platform, the Sunday Times reported this weekend. A spokesperson from Zurich told the paper: "We regularly work with third parties to review the make-up...
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