BIBA renews PI panel

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The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (BIBA) has renewed its Professional Indemnity (PI) accredited broker panel.

BIBA’s three accredited brokers Lockton Companies LLP, Howden Insurance Brokers Limited and Towergate Professional Indemnity will continue to provide PI for members.

Graeme Trudgill, BIBA’s head of corporate affairs, said: “The award winning BIBA professional indemnity initiative and our panel of accredited brokers are hugely popular with the membership. It has been developed to give BIBA members access to the highest possible standards of cover and service.

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