FSB affinity scheme moves from Towergate after 20 years

David Parry and the Ruskin Sq team
David Perry and the FSB team

The FSB has teamed up with Markel Holdings to set up its own broker, Ruskin Square, to manage the insurance offering and David Perry is leading the project.

The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has launched its own insurance service for members, moving away from Towergate which had managed the affinity for 20 years.

The FCA-regulated broker start-up, Ruskin Square will trade as ‘FSB Insurance Service’.

It is a joint venture between FSB and Markel Capital Holdings, which is an associated company of Abbey Legal Group which runs the FSB Legal Helpline.

The FSB stated that the business had been developed in response to an increasingly competitive

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