nib finds ways to target advisers, post Fidelity deal
nib is to increase its presence in the adviser market, with the establishment of a dedicated nib adviser support team across the country.
The change comes following the announcement by Fidelity Life and nib last month that they will not be continuing their relationship in its current form when the existing agreement ends on June 30.
“We’ve enjoyed a successful and mutually beneficial relationship with Fidelity Life over the past five years which has helped us to establish strong relationships with advisers, reinvigorate...MORE»
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