First Actuarial becomes latest GRiD member

Group Risk Development (GRiD) has announced First Actuarial as its latest member, allowing it to draw on the industry body’s wealth of experience and membership to promote business growth based on best practice.

Related topics:  GRiD,  Protection
Warren Lewis | Editor, Property Reporter
25th June 2024
GRiD Colin Fitzgerald
"Joining GRiD was an important priority for our group protection team. We’re all impressed with the collective knowledge and experience that GRiD offers."
- Suzie Nedza, Group Protection Consultant at First Actuarial

Operating in five locations across the UK, First Actuarial has grown its pensions consultancy business over the last two decades. As it expands its services for employers - Group Income Protection (IP), Critical Illness (CI), and Life Assurance - First Actuarial will draw on Group Risk Development’s (GRiD) wealth of experience and its membership to promote business growth based on best practice.

“Joining GRiD was an important priority for our group protection team. We’re all impressed with the collective knowledge and experience that GRiD offers. Our membership is set to play an invaluable role in keeping us on top of industry developments and will feed into our business development initiatives,” explained Suzie Nedza, Group Protection Consultant at First Actuarial.

She said: “As our group protection team grows, we will look to GRiD’s training academy to hone our professional skills and expertise.”

“First Actuarial is a great example of how members of GRiD can offer mutual benefit and support for each other’s businesses. It’s our combined knowledge that makes GRiD such a strong resource; we’re delighted to welcome First Actuarial to further bolster the organisation,” added Colin Fitzgerald, Chair of GRiD.

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