Heath strikes deal with Lloyds TSB
Heath Lambert Insurance Services, the personal lines division of Heath Lambert, and Lloyds TSB Insurance today announced details of a new partnership which will see the two organisations working together to provide branded insurance solutions to the corporate partnership insurance market.
LTSB Insurance Corporate Partnerships aims to provide services to external partners who currently distribute insurance or are moving into the financial services marketplace.The appointment follows
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