NFP
NFP is an insurance brokerage and consulting firm that provides property and casualty insurance, employee benefits, retirement and wealth advisory, and related risk management services to mid-sized and large employers, institutions, and individuals. The company generates revenue primarily through insurance commissions, fees for benefits and retirement consulting, and advisory fees on managed assets.
- Insurance Software
- IT Consulting & Implementation
- Cybersecurity Services
- Revenue
- $2.5B
- Employees
- 8,000
- Founded
- 1999
- Headquarters
- New York City, United States of America
What 6 Arbolus experts think of NFP
NPS distribution is polarized: low scores (1, 6) from high-spend influencers and high scores (8-10) from users and low spenders. 33% explicitly state intent to renew, while 33% decline and the rest have unspecified intent. Most implementations are in the more than 1 year stage, correlating with sustained use among satisfied users. The dominant negative driver is high-spend client dissatisfaction, outweighing some positive user sentiment.Overall Customer Sentiment: Neutral to Negative
Who reviewed NFP
- C-Suite 67% (4)
- Director 33% (2)
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Sentiment
16 Net Promoter Score, from 6 scored reviews- Promoters 3
- Passives 1
- Detractors 2
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Renewal intent
Plan to renew 50%Plan to renew, by seniority
- 50% 2 answers
- 50% 2 answers
- 9/10 Average score from customers who will renew
- 3.5/10 Average score from customers not renewing
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