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nline wholesale broker Policyfast has completed an exclusive deal with Aviva to provide Aviva Homework cover through the broker market. The arrangement launches on April 1st, but Aviva brokers will be able to sign up for a Policyfast agency straight away.


David King, senior product manager (home & lifestyle) of Aviva, says, “We understand that the pressures of running a small business can sometimes mean


things like insurance struggle to get to the top of the ‘to do’ list. Our experience, however, tells us that, when these entrepreneurs stop and think about the risks they are exposed to, they generally see the value that adequate insurance can bring. Homeworkers provides wide- ranging, yet flexible cover for home-based businesses, and we are pleased to be working with Policyfast to deliver it.” John Hooper, managing


director of Policyfast, adds, “We are very pleased to have been selected to provide this service for Aviva. Our online trading provides them with a very efficient and highly flexible way of accessing this Aviva product. Brokers will be able to hone the cover to suit their individual clients.” Policyfast reports that it currently deals with 1,400 brokers throughout the UK and has a GWP of over £25 million.


John Hooper


In 2010 it bought a majority shareholding in Lloyd’s coverholder City Underwriters Ltd.


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