Legal Protection Group confirms loss of Inter Hannover capacity
The legal expenses provider, which is linked to Eldon Insurance's Arron Banks, stated that new capacity would come on board “shortly”.
Inter Hannover, which was renamed HDI Global Specialty SE in January this year, no longer provides the capacity behind Legal Protection Group, Insurance Age can reveal.
The deal between the insurer and the MGA ceased on 1 February this year for new business.
A spokesperson for Legal Protection Group commented: “Existing business relationships are not impacted and we will shortly be able announce a new A+ rated insurer for all of our classes of business.”
It is understood that the exit is an
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