Uinsure relocates its headquarters

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General insurance provider Uinsure has relocated its headquarters to the XYZ building in Manchester’s Spinningfields district.
Uinsure’s chief executive Simon Taylor said: “This is a fantastic move for Uinsure. Manchester has always been our home and this move takes us to the centre of the region’s financial and technology hub.
“Our office is situated in a 20,000 sq. ft. new enterprise space within the XYZ building which is attracting the best of the best within the financial technology industry and, given our commitment to offering IFAs and mortgage brokers the most seamless system for sourcing general insurance, it feels a perfect fit for us.”
Jason Berry, director of sales, added: “This has been a hugely exciting year for Uinsure. The office move means we have now laid firm foundations for our future, whilst the new appointments ensure we are well equipped to support both our building society and financial adviser partners as we move towards a new year.
“Our offices are in a great location and we are delighted to be surrounded by ambitious, like-minded, innovative companies.”

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