Bellwood Prestbury is a leading global insurance specialist, arranging high-risk and complex cover for companies and organisations throughout the world.
- They’re independently owned, so any advice they give is entirely free from bias
- They are a Lloyd’s Coverholder, enabling them to create affordable bespoke cover, quickly and efficiently
- They're authorised and regulated in the UK by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
- They pride theirselves on the level of service they provide, with all of their operations accredited by the British Assessment Bureau to ISO 9001
They work with international insurers of the highest quality and direct with Lloyd’s of London to create tailored solutions that precisely meet their clients’ needs.
Personal service
They believe in personal service. Their experienced consultants regularly fly around the globe to directly liaise with clients. They analyse your requirements. They spend time to understand your business. They take on global insurance management for corporate customers, reducing the administration headache and proactively managing employee benefit packages. And because they have good relationships with international insurance providers and an excellent reputation with Lloyds’ of London underwriters, they’re often able to reduce premiums, while improving quality.
Unlike some other global insurance firms, they don’t shy away from difficult briefs. They specialise in insurance for high-risk occupations, companies operating in high-risk regions and complex or non-standard cover. You can take a look at their case studies to learn more.
Fully accredited
At Bellwood Prestbury, they're authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) under reference number 224721. The FCA is the regulatory body overseeing most UK financial services firms, and you can read the relevant details about them on their register here.
They are also members of British Expertise, the leading UK organisation for British companies offering professional services internationally, and members of other specialist industry bodies.
Some of the business they handle outside the UK may not fall under the FCA’s jurisdiction, but they still apply the FCA’s high standards to all of their business. They strive at all times to treat all clients fairly, honestly and professionally – and make sure they provide advice that is clearly explained.