Red Apple to expand and create jobs in Wales

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The broker, focused on products including cyber attack protection, receives £160,000 from the Welsh government.

Red Apple Insurance has received £160,000 from the Welsh government to expand its operations and create 19 new jobs.

Welsh Government Economy Minister Edwina Hart said: "Red Apple, which works in one of our priority sectors, has identified a niche market opportunity to expand its innovative insurance solutions and I am pleased the Economic Growth fund is supporting this expansion and creating jobs."

The Cardiff-based commercial insurance broker, focusing on bespoke insurance packages with cyber

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