Building Block signs up ACP in Portugal to sell health excess

Building Block PCC Ltd, the Malta-based insurer that has a fast growing niche and specialist insurance business in the UK, has partnered with Automovel Club de Portugal (ACP), to launch health excess insurance to ACP’s 200,000 members.

Paul Brierley, BBI CEO, said the first month had seen over 3,500 health excess […]

April 26th, 2017|Products|0 Comments
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So that’s why insurers go to Iceland

We are delighted to announce that Building Block PCC Ltd is to sell Tenant Default insurance in Iceland which is our first first deal to be signed in Iceland.

BBI CEO Paul Brierley has announced a distribution deal with Tryggja ehf, one of Iceland’s oldest established brokerages, for a Tenant Default product, […]

February 20th, 2017|Products|0 Comments
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Building Block appoints Mirfin as UK and EEA distribution head

Andrew Mirfin has been appointed UK and EEA head of distribution at protected cell insurer Building Block PCC Ltd. Mirfin will report to CEO Paul Brierley.

Mirfin, who was previously at NCI Insurance Services, will be responsible for growing Building Block’s distribution network for its niche and specialist product set across […]

November 10th, 2016|Team|0 Comments
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Building Block Insurance PCC Limited is a cell company authorised under the Insurance Business Act 1998 to carry on general insurance business and is regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority. Registered Office: Building Block Insurance PCC Limited, Development House, St. Anne Street, Floriana, FRN 9010, Malta. Company registration number C63128. The non-cellular assets of the company may be used to meet losses incurred by the cells in excess of their assets. Building Block and the Building Block logo are trademarks of Lattice Group Holdings Ltd.

UK statutory status disclosure:
Authorised and regulated by Malta Financial Services Authority. Deemed authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority. Subject to regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority and limited regulation by the Prudential Regulation Authority. The nature and extent of consumer protections may differ from those firms based in the UK. Details of the Financial Services Contracts Regime, which allows EEA-based firms to operate in the UK for a limited period to carry on activities which are necessary for the performance of pre-existing contracts, are available from the Financial Conduct Authority’s website.