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Brokerbility unveils MacKay Corporate as first Scotland member

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MacKay Corporate has joined Brokerbility as its first Scottish-based member, taking the group’s membership total to 36.

Ayr-based MacKay Corporate deals in both commercial and personal lines business. It was established in 1989 and now manages £10m in gross written premium.

David MacKay, managing director of MacKay Corporate said: "Brokerbility is clearly the best proposition to help grow our business whilst remaining staunchly independent.

"It has a clear strategic vision, superior insurer partnerships and strong leadership team in place which makes it the ideal partner for us."

Ashwin Mistry, chairman of

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