NBS expands into thatched home insurance with Hadron capacity
Managing general agent NBS Underwriting has unveiled a specialist thatched home insurance product, developed in response to broker feedback.
It outlined the product includes the ability to consider risks involving non-standard construction, claims-heavy histories, convictions, subsidence and policyholders with CCJs.
Flood Re cover is available for eligible properties.
A-rated capacity has been provided by Hadron, following its addition to NBS’s non-standard household panel earlier this year.
Hadron has previously ventured into this market, as Insurance Age revealed last month it had teamed up with Pen Underwriting in a capacity deal for
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