Direct Line Group completes Brolly buy
Direct Line Group’s deal to buy insurtech Brolly closed last week, Post can reveal.
The insurer’s bid for the app-based ‘insurance concierge’ business was confirmed in July.
Phoebe Hugh, pictured, Brolly CEO who left Aviva to launch the start-up, and her team are expected to stay
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