Ecclesiastical’s Carter documents rise of leisure business
Laura Carter, customer segment director of Ecclesiastical, has described how the insurer's leisure business has grown to account for 20% of its open market new business in just 18 months.
The product was only launched in May 2023, because the insurer that specialises in heritage buildings, such as churches and listed buildings, felt it was a natural expansion to what it was already
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