Brokerbility adds J Bennett & Son as network member
J Bennett & Son Insurance Brokers is set to join Brokerbility on 1 November 2019.
The broker is based in Buckinghamshire and was established in 1908.
Brokerbility said in a statement that this latest update is a part of its strategy and manifesto commitment to aid independent brokers.
J Bennett & Son works in both commercial and personal lines, with specialisms including cyber, home, motor, public liability and hot air balloon insurance.
Last January it purchased the general insurance arm of
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