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New non-standard motor product for Chaucer brokers.

Lloyd's insurer Chaucer is launching Hi-Marque, a non-standard personal motor product, to brokers. M...

Lloyd's insurer Chaucer is launching Hi-Marque, a non-standard
personal motor product, to brokers. More non-standard products are set to
follow in the near future.


Initially offered to existing Chaucer brokers, Hi-marque will be rolled
out to other brokers in the coming months. Alan Woodcock, Chaucer's
underwriter for non-standard motor, said that "a limited number of
brokers" will be approached, however.


Brokers will be offered 10% commission and will not be set minimum
targets.


Mr Woodcock said:

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