SJL Insurance feature on Brexit discussion on Breakfast TV
Here’s SJL’s Simon Lancaster on BBC Breakfast TV alongside Miles Celic of CityUK. Both were discussing Brexit from the perspective of business and commerce.
SJL Insurance on BBC Wake Up to Money
Have a listen to the CEO of SJL Insurance, Simon Lancaster’s radio interview as to whether Brexit, is affecting financial services firms in the UK.
SJL Insurance on BBC Radio Five Live to discuss Brexit uncertainty
BBC Radio Five Live, had the founder of SJL, Simon Lancaster on their show – to give his opinions on Brexit’s impact on the financial services industry.
SJL Insurance’s CEO interviewed on BBC Breakfast TV
SJL Insurance’s CEO was on UK national TV news and national radio yesterday, many times. Watch one of the interviews here.
Worcester News: Worcester Insurance firm SJL celebrates taking on its 25th apprentice
Georgia Bates, aged 18, from Worcester, who joined the firm 10 months ago, is the 25th apprentice to be taken on by SJL Insurance Brokers.
Insurance Times: SJL becomes Lloyds of London broker
SJL Insurance brokers receives Lloyd’s broker status. Following the news, SJL have now opened an office in London. Read more here.
Insurance Age magazine: Broking success of Simon Lancaster, SJL Insurance
From school, Simon got a job as an apprentice at a broker. Since then he’s worked his way up. Find out more about SJL Insurance’s Director here.
Worcestershire Hour: Apprenticeships providing skills for the future at local insurance firm
Walker welcomes growing business creating long term jobs from apprenticeships. Read all about SJL Insurance Services in the Worcestershire Hour.
Insurance Business Magazine: SJL becomes latest Lloyd’s broker
SJL Insurance has been awarded Lloyd’s broker status and is opening a London office in the financial district but will retain its Worcester headquarters.
Daily Telegraph feature SJL Insurance for expert comment on flood insurance
As winter approaches, insurers are increasing their premiums and excess limits for customers supposedly “at risk” of flooding.