James Hallam steps in as Anthony Jones appoints liquidator
Insurance broker Anthony Jones has appointed joint liquidators, with customers being offered an option to transfer to James Hallam.
Last month, at the behest of the Financial Conduct Authority, Anthony Jones agreed to stop carrying out any Part 4A permission regulated activity, meaning it could not provide any services on behalf of an insurer.
A week later, Insurance Age reported how insurers had rallied around the customers of the broker and promised to minimise disruption and honour existing policies.
Since then, Seventeen owned broker James Hallam has stepped in to assist.
On its website it said: “If you’re an Anthony Jones
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