The Kaeltripton Financial Index includes over 103 verified insurance broker firms across the UK, covering commercial insurance, personal lines, professional indemnity, fleet, property, liability, and specialist insurance categories. All firms are sourced from Companies House SIC code 66220 (insurance agents) and cross-referenced with the FCA register for Enhanced and Priority listings.
Types of insurance brokers in the index
The insurance broker category covers a wide range of specialisms. Commercial insurance brokers advise businesses on liability, property, fleet, and specialist commercial risks. Personal lines brokers advise individuals on home, car, travel, and life insurance. Professional indemnity specialists focus on cover for professional services firms. High-net-worth specialists serve clients with complex personal insurance needs. Use the Insurance Broker Index to search by location and specialism.
How to find the right insurance broker for your needs
Start with a clear definition of your insurance need — personal or commercial, the type of cover required, and any specialist requirements. Search the Kaeltripton Financial Index for insurance brokers in your area. Review Enhanced profiles for service descriptions that confirm the broker covers your specific insurance type. Verify FCA authorisation at register.fca.org.uk before making contact.
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If you operate an insurance brokerage and want to appear prominently in the insurance broker index, claim your Enhanced listing. Add your specialism, services list, logo, contact details, and social media links. Enquiries route directly to your inbox at £99/month — no per-enquiry fees. Your firm is likely already listed at Standard level from Companies House data.
Is it worth using an insurance broker rather than going direct?
For commercial insurance, almost always yes. A broker assesses your actual risk exposure, compares the whole market, and manages the claims process. For personal lines, a broker adds value for complex needs, high-value assets, or where comparison sites do not cover specialist requirements.
Do insurance brokers charge fees?
Many insurance brokers are remunerated by commission from insurers, making their advice free to the client. Others charge a fee, particularly for complex commercial placements. Fees must be disclosed upfront.
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This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always verify regulatory status with official sources before making any financial decision.
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