Thomas Carroll Group, independent insurance, risk, wealth management and insurtech company, is celebrating its 10th anniversary since establishing a presence in London. Here are the details;
What began in 2015 with a small office in Mayfair has grown into a busy and fast-developing operation in Fitzrovia. The firm, headquartered in Wales, has built strong foundations in the capital over the last decade and is now moving into its next phase of growth. Now, Thomas Carroll has launched a dedicated business plan focused on high-net worth individuals in London.
They have also created a London and Speciality Division, which has brought together the London Commercial team, the Legal Indemnities team, and the Credit & Surety team. The division specialise in a range of risk matters, including property and construction insurance, legal indemnity covers including right of light, along with bonds, surety and warranty and indemnity insurance.
Today, Thomas Carroll has a dedicated and growing team of London based employees, supported by the infrastructure of their HQ near Cardiff. There are also plans to recruit further personnel on the ground in London over the next few months.
Mark Slade, Divisional Director of London & Specialty said: “Reaching our 10-year milestone in London reflects the strength of the relationships we’ve built here. Our client base has grown significantly and we’re now in a strong position to invest further, both in our team and in the services we offer in the capital.
“Many of our contacts are also high or ultra-high net worth individuals, so growing our service offering in this area makes complete sense.”
Gareth Williams, Sales and Client Account Executive said: “We have been successful over the past 10 years in London, but this marks the first time that we have dedicated a specific business plan to drive growth within the high value home insurance market in London.
“We look forward to building new, and solidifying existing, relationships to help us deliver bespoke services and products to those whose insurance needs are not suited to ‘off the shelf’ products.”
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