52% GROWTH IN 2020
Alliance Group International achieves a 52% growth rate in 2020, beating budgeted expectations and continuing previous years’ trends.
Alliance Group International, the global investment holding company, has obliterated expected growth rates in 2020 leading to an upward recalculation of targeted growth and returns for 2021 and 2022.
The group, whose investments and subsidiaries include Alliance Insurance Services, Alliance International Servicing, Alliance Financial Services, Atrium HR Consulting, NowCompare among others, was able to outperform forecasts whilst many industry competitors saw reductions or even losses.
Daniel Smith, Director at Alliance Group International commented “much of this success was down to our strategic inclusion of risk mitigating factors throughout previous years with the primary being the diversification of services.”
Whilst some Alliance Group divisions were adversely affected by the Covid pandemic, this diversification was not only able to limit the financial damage and consequence but was able to ensure the growth rates achieved in previous years continued at a higher rate.
Alliance Group International achieves a 52% growth rate in 2020, beating budgeted expectations and continuing previous years’ trends.
Alliance Group International, the global investment holding company, has obliterated expected growth rates in 2020 leading to an upward recalculation of targeted growth and returns for 2021 and 2022.
The group, whose investments and subsidiaries include Alliance Insurance Services, Alliance International Servicing, Alliance Financial Services, Atrium HR Consulting, NowCompare among others, was able to outperform forecasts whilst many industry competitors saw reductions or even losses.
Daniel Smith, Director at Alliance Group International commented “much of this success was down to our strategic inclusion of risk mitigating factors throughout previous years with the primary being the diversification of services.”
Whilst some Alliance Group divisions were adversely affected by the Covid pandemic, this diversification was not only able to limit the financial damage and consequence but was able to ensure the growth rates achieved in previous years continued at a higher rate.