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“Our founders 145 years ago were local businessmen and farmers who understood the value of prudence and careful management of money.





Jersey Mutual believes that they have a lot to offer property managers.


Certainly their record shows good, steady growth over many years, which few other businesses can match.


“Our founders 145 years ago were local businessmen and farmers who


loss adjusters service the product locally and personally so that if your roof is blown off, someone will be around in half an hour to get the ball rolling,” he said. That could apply to blocks of flats and share- transfer properties as it does to individual properties, which have been the bedrock of Jersey Mutual’s business so far.


As a mutual society with no shareholders to worry about, Mr Jeanne is also


confident that Jersey Mutual can compete on price with the big names. The company is not allowed to pay commission to property managers who are currently attracted to UK insurers, but an efficient business model and prudent business practices means that attractive discounts could be available to managers looking after a number of properties.


Apart from Jersey Mutual’s personalised service,


managers would benefit from a more advanced type of cover suitable for high value properties.


“We think that this is an area that could benefit from more competition, and we’re able to provide it. We always welcome enquiries,” Mr. Jeanne said.


As a company that relies heavily on providing a


personal service,


understood the value of prudence and careful management of money.


That remains an important reason for Jersey Mutual’s continuing success,” Mr. Jeanne said.


Jersey Mutual 74 Halkett Place, St Helier, Jersey JE1 1BT


Tel: 01534 734246 Email: info@jerseymutual.com Web: www.jerseymutual.com


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