IIGL delivers asbestos liability scheme
CEO describes product as "great news for regional brokers".
Incorporated Insurance Group (IIGL) has launched a new high hazard contractors' liability scheme.
The MGA claimed that asbestos related trades create a real problem for brokers to place within the UK market.
The firm also stated that the requirement for this type of coverage had been quiet for several years but, as the amount of construction work continues to grow, getting the right cover was becoming an issue for brokers.
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