"Joining GRiD signals a commitment to best practices and standards in the group risk market and adds reassurance for IHC’s clients."
- Barry Waring, chair of GRiD’s ‘Raising the Profile’ committee
Established in 1992, IHC delivers tailored and independent advice to corporate clients to assist them with selecting suitable group risk solutions for safeguarding their staff and ensuring business continuity.
“We’re delighted to join Group Risk Development (GRiD) to connect with industry professionals, stay updated on group risk developments, and leverage our experience while gaining new insights,” said Sandra Vaughan, head of group protection at IHC.
Barry Waring (pictured), chair of GRiD’s ‘Raising the Profile’ committee, added: “Joining GRiD signals a commitment to best practices and standards in the group risk market and adds reassurance for IHC’s clients. We always welcome new broker members as this widens our scope and gives a broader voice in policy and regulatory discussions.”
Last month, GRiD announced the addition of Keystone Law to its membership, which assists businesses and individuals around the world with specialist advice and industry knowledge.
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“GRiD’s reputation as a promoter of the value of group risk benefits and best practice is firmly established, as is the friendly collegiality amongst its members. I’m looking forward to working together,” said Kevin Gude, partner at Keystone Law.
