R&Q tells MGA clients that its split plans will protect Accredited from “inherent volatility” in legacy

Loss-making R&Q has told its MGA clients that its plan to again raise capital and split the business in two will protect its program management arm Accredited from the “inherent volatility” in its struggling legacy arm, The Insurer can reveal.

 

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