Nationwide To Move Exclusively To Independent Agents
April 16– Nationwide’s use of agents who exclusively sell the insurer’s products is coming to an end. The change becomes effective July 1, 2020. For the affected agents, the change puts them in position where they can work with other insurance companies and expand product offerings, said Mark Berven, president and chief operating officer of Nationwide Property&…
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