JLT launch new online offering
Jardine Lloyd Thompson has launched Insurantz.com, a website that delivers business insurance to small businesses; specifically; sole traders, micro businesses that employ less than 10 people and small SMEs employing up to 50 people.
Currently, Insurantz.com offers products available for shops, offices, restaurants, surgeries, tradesmen, professionals and consultants and “homeworkers”. In the next few weeks motor fleet, professional indemnity, directors and officers, beauty and therapy and property insurance policies will also be added.
Insurantz.com is part of JLT|Online, the niche web specialist insurance business division of Jardine Lloyd Thompson. Brit Insurance Holdings will be providing the UK underwriting capacity.
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