Jackson Lee signs partnership deal with Sompo Canopius

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Working with Sompo Canopius also allows Jackson Lee the opportunity to develop schemes for broker partners.

Jackson Lee Underwriting has signed a partnership deal with Sompo Canopius in a bid to provide specialist GAP and Excess products for the broker market.

Jackson Lee said it would shortly launch further products for insurance brokers supported by Sompo Canopius designed to meet the needs of brokers' customers.

Nick Mohan, joint managing director at Jackson Lee said: "[The partnership] means that we are able to offer brokers even more confidence in the security of their underwriter which is of

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