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Lloyd's access available through Maestro Tasker.

Provincial brokers can now access Lloyd's through a commercial product from Maestro Tasker. The p...

Provincial brokers can now access Lloyd's through a commercial
product from Maestro Tasker.


The product, Meridian, is a flexible combined commercial package. Covering
any trade, the policy is designed for businesses over three-years-old,
with more than three staff and a turnover between £100,000 and £10m.


Maestro Tasker will pay brokers on a shared commission basis. Only brokers
registered with the General Insurance Standards Council will be
considered.


Paul Tasker, chief executive of Maestro Tasker, said: "It is a combined
package in that we are able to bring in any sections to form a
package.


Traditionally, packages from composite insurers throw in all the cover at
once. Now that the market is hardening, prices are going up, so we are
giving the client the correct amount of cover so they are only paying for
what they need."


He continued: "We can bring in anything from liability to personal
accident and one of our leading areas is commercial legal expenses. That
is something the composite market has been offering for years but Lloyd's
hasn't really grasped.


"We've got arrangements that allow us to offer packages including employee
disputes, contract disputes and inland revenue investigations."


Contact: Maestro Tasker on 0207 588 8894 or by e-mail at
meridian@mtlondon.com.

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