Hiscox partners with Guild Claims Service
Hiscox has partnered with jewellery specialists, the Guild Claims Service to validate and replace lo...
Hiscox has partnered with jewellery specialists, the Guild Claims Service to validate and replace lost or damaged items through their comprehensive network of jewellers. Traditionally, Hiscox has operated on a cash settlement basis. However, the insurer was looking for a replacement network that could offer the service demanded by its clients. "The Guild Claims Service attracted us as they have the systems and partners in place we need," said Hiscox claims manager Angus Watson. Consequently
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