Protecting your assets and business interests requires more than ticking boxes. Finding the right coverage means understanding risk, comparing markets, and navigating technical language - all while running your business.
Whether you're a landlord with a growing portfolio, a business owner managing hotels or care homes, or an entrepreneur protecting commercial assets, insurance is rarely straightforward.
At BTG, our insurance team simplify that process entirely. Rather than approaching insurers yourself or settling for off-the-shelf policies, we take the time to understand your assets, your business model, and your risk factors. We then search the entire insurance market, not relying on restricted panels or generic products, to find coverage that fits your needs, operational model and long-term plans, all the while handling negotiations, policy terms, and renewals on your behalf.
We work for you - not the insurance companies. That means we're focused on securing the right protection at the right price, working with underwriters, niche providers and Lloyd’s syndicates where required. We also handle the detail that often gets overlooked: policy wording, claims support, and ensuring you're not over-insured or exposed to gaps in coverage.
At BTG, we're here to make insurance straightforward, so you can focus on what you do best - running and growing your business in confidence – safe in the knowledge that your assets are properly protected.
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Jenny Fram comments on the uptake of CIF and if schools can increase their success rate
After the government released its latest data on Condition Improvement Funding (CIF) applications, Schools Week asked Jenny Fram, Director at BTG, to give her thoughts on success rates and what schools have been making applications for.
Julie Palmer and Matthew Hattersley discuss next steps for stalled housing developments with FT Adviser
As the number of financially distressed, incomplete, or stalled housing developments increases FT Adviser asked Julie Palmer and Matthew Hattersley from BTG, what actions developers and lenders can take and if this suggests that the right housing is being built.
Julie Palmer, Nazar Soofi and David Mathieson explore the financial, operational and energy challenges facing the F&B supply chain
Writing for Foodbev, Julie Palmer from Restructuring, David Matheison from Funding and Insurance and Nazar Soofi from Projects and Developments, discussed the current conditions in the food and beverage (F&B) sector and how focusing on energy security could support with cost saving measures.
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