Brunel Professions launches PI insurance website offering 'seamless transactions'

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Sophie King
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Brunel Professions has launched an online quote and buy website for professional indemnity (PI) insurance.

The website was designed to make the purchase of a PI insurance a "seamless transaction", the firm said, with the aim of business being completed within three minutes. The website, professionalindemnity.com, is available for any type of business and offers premiums for a number of professions starting at £6.25 per month. Brunel retail divisional director Jon Filer (pictured) said: "Despite current hard market conditions, there remains a huge appetite from insurers and clients to make the quotation process for PII far simpler. "Professionalindemnity.com is aimed at lower risk firms ...

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