TEn Insurance Broker Network

TEn is a network of insurance brokers that places the interests of the end-user client first and foremost, then the interests of its members run a close second. All other thoughts and actions come some way below and behind these two overriding considerations.

In a nutshell, that is who we are.

and what we do is

  • we are a national Appointed Representative (AR) network of Insurance Brokers
  • we are responsible to the FCA for the regulation of our members
  • we hold and manage over 250 insurer agencies on behalf of our members
  • we employ the back-office staff for our members to use as their own
  • we oversee, we pay the bills and we ensure that everything is in good working order

navigating our websites

There is quite a lot we need to share with different audiences and, as a result, ten.insure, this website, consists of several parts, or, more accurately, three subsidiary sites.

ten.insure
Corporate Home
 teninsurance.co.uk
Prospective Members
 teninsurance.com
Clients’ Information

ten.insure, which is where you are, is what you might call our generalised corporate landing site. teninsurance.co.uk is the place to go if you are thinking about joining our network.

teninsurance.com on the other hand, is a resource towards which our members point their clients. To demonstrate they are part of a larger whole.

That’s a whole with a W, as opposed to one without!

Additionally, findbroker.insure sits off to one side, focused on helping potential clients find a TEn member to contact and to work with.

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ten.insure
Corporate Home
 teninsurance.co.uk
Prospective Members
 teninsurance.com
Clients’ Information

Site map coming fairly soon...

...in the New Year probably.

The site map will be an aid to navigation around our various websites. Of course, these sites have just undergone a major structural update and things are still changing.

So, it’s a bit like when a supermarket periodically shifts things around, either, just for the hell of it, or, because they have decided to squeeze in a click & collect point, where the bread used to be.

As stuff relocates, consequently, leaving the signs above the ends of the aisles as they were before, could become confusing.

Our current situation here is very similar.

Mind you, whether before or after the reorganisation, you can never find the Tahini paste. You always have to ask.