How we support your high net worth clients through a claim

Our claims team handle a wide variety of cases from a lost watch, or a damaged piece of fine art to multi-million-pound claims involving a national heritage site. Every claim is important to us which is why each claim is given the individual attention it needs, from initial report through to completion. In this video, we unpick how the Ecclesiastical approach delivers its promises to you and your high net worth clients.

We explore:

• How the pandemic affected high net worth claims and processes
• How to tackle underinsurance risk for your clients
• How our dedicated service team and their knowledge support clients through a claim
• What to expect from us when making a high net worth claim
• Who we work with to help your client recover from a loss.

• Jeremy Trott is Ecclesiastical’s Claims Director. He has over 25 years’ insurance experience ensuring exceptional broker and client experience.
• Fabrice Watson, Art & Private Client Claims Manager with nearly 20 years specialising in high net worth claims.
• Andy Henner, a lawyer and our Property Technical Claims Manager with more than 16 years’ experience in the insurance industry, and heads up our team handling complex and major loss claims.

Watch our video to hear how important your clients’ claims experience is to us, and to gain insight into the processes we put in place to ensure your clients’ journey is as simple and efficient as possible.

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