NFP Acquires Hafetz & Associates, LLC, Provider of Group Benefits, Medicare and Individual Health Products
NFP, a leading property and casualty broker, benefits consultant, wealth manager and retirement plan advisor, today announced it has acquired
Hafetz offers employee health products and services, including employee benefits, Medicare, worksite disability, life, and other group and individual health insurance solutions.
"We're thrilled to join NFP and begin contributing to the success of a people-first organization with an exceptional health benefits team," said
About NFP
NFP is a leading property and casualty broker, benefits consultant, wealth manager, and retirement plan advisor that provides solutions enabling client success through the expertise of over 8,000 global employees, investments in innovative technologies, and enduring relationships with highly rated insurers, vendors, and financial institutions. NFP is the 9th best place to work for large employers in insurance, 7th largest privately-owned broker, 5th largest benefits broker by global revenue and 13th largest broker of US business (all rankings according to
Visit NFP.com to discover how NFP empowers clients to meet their goals.
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