Footman James teams with NIG
Towergate-owned broker to work with NIG on product tailored for classic motor trade customers.
Footman James is to work with NIG to offer a new product to its classic motor vehicle trade customers.
The Towergate-owned broker, which specialises in classic car and bike insurance, said it would offer clients dedicated specialist handlers for each policyholder.
David Bond, director of Footman James explained: "We are delighted to partner with NIG so we can continue to tailor our products to meet the needs of our classic motor trade customers, whilst providing exceptional levels of specialist
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