Bartlett adds Lloyd’s offering
Bartlett & Company has registered as a Lloyd’s broker in a move which it believes will open new markets for business.
The Leeds-based broker was established in 1940, and has previously specialised in corporate risks, credit insurance and high value home insurance. It also has chartered status.
Michael Bartlett, chairman of Bartlett Group, commented: "This represents the next step in our development.
"Being a Lloyd's broker will open up new markets for us and will be particularly useful for our London office."
He concluded: "It is also a significant advantage for our overseas offices to have access to a Lloyd's
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