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Towergate continues to streamline 
insurer panels with Allianz and Brit deal

Scott Brown Towergate

Allianz Insurance is poised to reap more than £40m of SME business in the next three years after regaining the lead position on the Towergate Commercial Underwriting panel.

As exclusively revealed by Post, Allianz will continue to lead TCU’s insurer consortium for its small business sector book of business, currently valued at £30m of premium, but increase its share from

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