Protecdiv: First Minority-Led Re/Insurance Broker Launches in the U.S.
The
The broker has set an ambitious growth plan to reach
Protecdiv will target Fortune 2000 clients, government and government-related entities to provide insurance solutions. Protecdiv will also provide P&C reinsurance to large and specialty insurers and deliver credit risk transfer services to
Protecdivâs business model addresses the demand for greater diversity among
âWe will be the only minority-owned insurance and reinsurance broker that will universally qualify as a tier-one broker for Fortune 2000 companies,â said
Prior to Protecdiv,
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About Protecdiv:
Protecdiv is a Property & Casualty insurance and reinsurance broker and Mortgage Risk Transfer advisor aiming to service large publicly-traded and privately-held companies, as well as government and government-related entities.
For more information, please visit www.protecdiv.com.
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+44 (0)7718 882011
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