We have the expertise to provide every one of your clients with the specialist insurance and risk management support they need.
From protecting historic to modern buildings, fine art and high value possessions to protecting trustees, employees, and volunteers, we support you and your clients with our specialist insurance and risk expertise all underpinned by 135 years of experience.
We know every client is unique, which is why we’re committed to working with you to identify the needs of your clients. Our approach means your clients will gain specialist insurance solutions plus a risk management and claims service you can rely on to protect what is important.
We strive to deliver an exceptional service that you and your clients can rely on.
You get something different from our underwriting team. They take the time to understand the needs of your clients, using their expertise across our specialist sectors.
100% of brokers surveyed said they trust and respect Ecclesiastical.1
Using their in-depth knowledge and expertise in our specialist sectors, our qualified in-house risk team identify and mitigate risks to ensure your clients have the right insurance solution.
That’s why 99% of customers surveyed are satisfied2 with our risk management service.
Our award winning claims3 team really care about helping customers when the worst happens and it shows.
95% of intermediated clients are satisfied4 with the way we handled their claim.
We’re proud to be a specialist insurance provider that offers depth of cover and expertise across a wide range of specialisms – from charity, education and heritage, to faith, real estate, private clients and schemes.
Our promise to you is simple, we’ll hold our working relationships to the highest standard to deliver the right outcome for you and your clients.
Owned by a charity, all our available profit goes to our owner Benefact Trust, to give back to the communities in which we serve. So when you work with us, you and your clients are also helping support important causes across society.
