Manchester broker launches new arm to fill gap for regional PI and D&O risks
Manchester-based broker Champion Insurance Group has launched a new financial lines arm.
Champion Professional Risks is headed by managing director John Jones (pictured right) – who joins from McParland Finn – and is looking to build up a team of five people in the near future.
The broker - which is a member of Willis Towers Watson Network and recently re-signed a deal to retain its affiliation for another decade - is also part of Champion Accountants, a business advisory group with over 120 staff across offices in Manchester, Chester, Preston, Blackpool and Falkirk Scotland.
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