Moore Kingston Smith joins GRiD to support development of group risk

We are pleased to announce that we have joined Group Risk Development (GRiD), the industry body for group risk, as part of our continued commitment to supporting high-quality advice and innovation in employee benefits.

With a growing presence in employee benefits consultancy, we believe that membership of the GRiD network will bring advantages to all parties. We have recently seen increasing recognition of the value of independent, impartial advice on group risk products for corporate clients, their employees and wider society, and believe that GRiD membership will help strengthen collaboration across the sector.

Tom Breading, Financial Planning and Employee Benefits Director at Moore Kingston Smith, said:

“We have a desire to work with leading insurers to influence product development and contribute to raising awareness of the benefits of group risk products. This is why we are keen to become members of GRiD. We are confident that membership will enable us to build strong, productive relationships that benefit both our clients and the wider market.”

GRiD works to promote group risk protection and its associated services through a collective voice, bringing together advisers, providers, reinsurers, and specialist suppliers across the industry.

Colin Fitzgerald, Chair of GRiD, added:

“Our membership currently stands at more than 70 of the UK’s leading adviser firms, providers, reinsurers and specialist suppliers. We are very pleased to welcome Moore Kingston Smith to the group, further strengthening our growing wealth of knowledge and expertise across group risk and related areas.”

To find out how our employee benefits team can support your organisation with independent group risk advice, please contact us.