Among a strong pool of talent across Yorkshire’s financial services sector, York-based personal line insurance provider, The Insurance Emporium, is proud to announce it has been awarded ‘Insurer of the Year’ at the 2024 Yorkshire Financial Awards.
The awards ceremony, which was held in Leeds on the 2nd of May, marked the third year in a row that the insurer had won the prestigious award.
CEO of The Insurance Emporium, Francis Martin commented: “We are beyond proud to have been awarded Insurer of the Year for a third year running. To be recognised among Yorkshire’s finest in the financial services industry is no mean feat. This award recognises our excellent achievements and is a testament to our commitment to providing our customers exceptional service and support through all our services.”
Hannah Daniel, chair of the judging panel, stated; “It has been an honour to chair the judging panel for this year’s Yorkshire Financial Awards. I want to offer my congratulations to all the finalists and, of course, to the winners on your accomplishments. The level of ambition and dedication to providing good outcomes for clients was evident in your entries.
“You really are a credit to the Yorkshire Financial Services industry, which now represents 9% of the Yorkshire economy and growing. It is fantastic to see the high quality of practitioners in the region and I am very proud to be part of it.”
In addition to its win at The Yorkshire Financial Awards win The Insurance Emporium were. awarded ‘Best Claims Service’ and Highly Commended for ‘Pet Insurance Provider of the Year’ at the Moneyfacts Consumer Awards in January 2024 – voted for by its customers.
For further information on The Insurance Emporium's award-winning insurance, see here: https://www.theinsuranceemporium.co.uk/
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