Nationwide calls time on third-party agencies

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Nationwide is pulling out of all from third party agencies at the end of the year.

Following an assessment of its agency network model, Nationwide says that operating third party agencies is no longer economically sustainable.

21 Nationwide employees will be affected by the move. The mutual says it is “working closely”” with them to find alternative positions either within or outside the Nationwide Group.

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