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Sharon has worked for St Giles since 1993, and is one of our longest serving members of staff. As well as managing the London office, Sharon maintains her own portfolio of clients providing full
ViewKevin has over 30 years insurance industry experience, and has specialised in placing residential and commercial insurance portfolios for property clients since 1993. Kevin is the Ringwood Branch
ViewMarias background was in customer services, before starting her career in insurance in 2000 as a Underwriter and then as a Business and Key Account Manager. She joined St Giles in 2008 and now
ViewHarry advises on the placement and management of property insurance for a wide variety of clients including property managers, freeholders, residential management associations, property developers
ViewShould a claim need to be made we will assist you to ensure its swift resolution. With St Giles you will be appointed a claim handler who will assist in the preparation of information submitted to
ViewWith a number of commercial premises temporarily shut as a result of Covid-19, insurers have provided an overview of their position as to how to deal with these vacancies. This is not an exhaustive
ViewThe Act is a result of the Law Commission reviewing the current regime and concluding new legislation was necessary - most of the current law is based on the Marine Insurance Act 1906. The Act will
ViewWith effect from 1 October 2016 the standard rate of UK IPT will increase from 9.5% to 10% for all household and business insurance, which is not exempt from insurance premium tax. The new standard
ViewAre rented flats covered by the Buildings Insurance?Flats that are rented out by the leaseholder are covered by the Buildings Policy for damage arising from insured events in the same way as owner
ViewThe standard rate of Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) will increase from 10% to 12% with effect from June 2017 Who will be affected? The increase affects the standard rate of IPT, increasing it from 10%
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