Biba extends PI contract with Griffiths & Armour
The broker will continue to deliver professional indemnity support to members for the next three years amid “challenging conditions”.
Brokers which are members of the British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) can continue to get their professional indemnity cover from Griffiths & Armour after the body extended its agreement with the firm for a further three years.
Griffiths & Armour has been a Biba accredited provider since 2013.
Coverage
Matt MacLaren, professional risks director at Griffiths & Armour said: “We are delighted to continue to offer support and cover to Biba members as an accredited PI provider. Our Biba
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