Lloyds TSB sells BringMe business to Asperity

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Lloyds TSB Registrars has sold its BringMe voluntary benefits business to Asperity Employee Benefits.

The deal will see Asperity take over responsibility for the staff discount schemes of 41 corporate employers, including a number of FTSE100 firms. BringMe clients will be migrated to Asperity’s ...

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