Brightside’s Brendan McCafferty on digital, scale and success

Brendan McCafferty

The Covid-19 crisis has turbo charged the market to make digital changes in months rather than years but there is still more to be done for brokers to stay relevant, says Brendan McCafferty, CEO of Brightside Group.

It is reporting season for UK financial services, and it’s been a mixed bag for insurers that have announced full year 2020 numbers so far. Covid-19 continues to weigh heavily on insurers

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