Berkeley Alexander unveils quote system

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Berkeley Alexander has launched a bespoke commercial property comparison quote system for intermediaries.

The system is designed to offer brokers’ landlord and commercial property owner clients a comparison quote system from panel of 12 insurance companies.

Availableonline or via a dedicated hotline 0845 355 1166 this new service delivers a range of cover options including occupied and unoccupied premises and cover for a variety of commercial properties including factories, warehouses, shops and offices.

Geoff Hall, managing director of Berkeley Alexander, said: “The UK buy-to-let and commercial property insurance market is worth approximately £60 billion.

“So it’s important that IFAs and mortgage brokers have the best tools at their disposal to advise investors on the most appropriate cover for their individual requirements.”

“This new comparison facility is a fantastic tool for intermediaries wanting quick access to some of the leading commercial, buy-to-let and business insurance schemes available in the market. With this new product we have combined our two key skills, technical expertise and passion for finding the right product for our clients at the right price.

“The fact that 12 of the UK insurance markets leading names have signed up to the service is testament that we are not only getting it right but delivering something unique to the market,” he added.

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