UK General ends commercial Ageas relationship
MGA leaves provider for Catlin in commercial motor deal.
UK General has ended its commercial relationship with Ageas and moved its commercial motor business to Catlin.
Sister publication Post reported that Catlin will begin working with UK General from October 1.
Mike Keating, UK General commercial managing director, said: "This is an important next-step in our journey to UK General becoming a leading commercial insurer for regional, independent brokers."
Ageas will continue to provide capacity for UK General's schemes and rural businesses.
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