Home & Legacy secures insurance deal with Lloyds

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Home & Legacy has agreed with Lloyds TSB Insurance Services Ltd to provide personal home and motor insurance to its private banking customers.

The deal includes customers of Mayfair Private Banking.

Home & Legacy managing director, Barry O’Neill, said: “This is a huge development for our business which proves the strength of our proposition in this market.

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