New HNW provider targets broker market

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Aurum Underwriting which writes high net worth (HNW) and specialist vehicle cover through intermediaries has begun trading with brokers ahead of a full UK roll-out later this year.

The firm, which was launched by HNW insurer Aqua and former Hiscox head of motor, Ashley Cole, was set up in March this year.

And managing director Mr Cole said the company has set its sights on providing "market-leading cover and service for customers".

He explained: "In addition to delivering a solution for the most complex of scenarios, Aurum will provide broad comprehensive cover and will handle every covered loss to the highest standards you would expect from such a specialist insurer."

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