Unicorn Underwriting launches new property division
Unicorn Underwriting, the specialist underwriting agency arm of THB group, has secured full delegated authority from Zurich Insurance to start underwriting property investors business.
The product known as Property UK, which was previously marketed by THB Risk Solutions on behalf of Zurich Insurance, has now been improved and transferred to Unicorn, along with full underwriting authority.
Property UK said that it had "demonstrable key benefits for brokers to choose it as a policy over others" including one of the widest wordings in the market for this type of risk, the ability to write three-year fixed rate deals and generous commissions to encourage brokers.
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