NFP acquires PMI intermediary

Bolstering employee benefits capabilities

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 1 min read

Global insurance brokerage and consulting firm, NFP, has acquired independent private medical insurance (PMI) intermediary, Get Medical Plans, to bolster its employee benefits capabilities, specifically in the PMI market.

Get Medical Plans' co-founders, Marc Benjamin and Sanjeev Mallipeddi, will continue to lead and manage the London-based business as it expands its UK presence. Benjamin and Mallipeddi have more than 40 years of combined experience in the private healthcare industry. As part of NFP, they will be able to introduce their services to more clients and expand their impact on businesses and individuals who need support navigating the health insurance landscape and finding plans that address the challenges they face, NFP detailed. Iain Chadwick, managing director of employee benefits, NFP ...

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