’For us, the move into the Coversure Network is about giving ourselves the right platform for the future,’ says director
AF Insurance has joined the Coversure Network as the London-based broker looks to expand its specialist personal and commercial lines business.

Founded in 2021, AF Insurance provides insurance propositions to private individuals, high net worth (HNW) clients and businesses across the UK.
The business is led by director James Walsh, alongside private client manager Ollie Thornton and junior account handler Sam Walsh.
It has developed particular expertise in HNW insurance, including property, prestige vehicles, jewellery and fine art, alongside commercial and investment property risks.
The broker also provides specialist insurance products for professional sportspeople.
Jordan Maskell, Coversure Network director, said: “They know where they want to take the business, they’re prepared to work for it and they’re passionate about looking after their clients.
”They’ve already built something impressive and we’re delighted to support them as they continue that journey.
Growth plans
Joining Coversure, which forms part of Jensten Group, will provide AF Insurance with access to the wider network’s insurer relationships, market capabilities and operational support as it looks to grow its business.
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Coversure operates a network model designed to support independent brokers while allowing individual businesses to retain their own identity and relationships with clients.
James Walsh said: “For us, the move into the Coversure Network is about giving ourselves the right platform for the future.
”We’ve got ambitious plans for the business and wanted to partner with a network that would support those ambitions while allowing us to maintain the approach that’s helped us build strong client relationships.”

His career began in 2019, when he joined a local north London newspaper after graduating from the University of Sheffield with a first-class honours degree in journalism.
He took up the position of deputy news editor at Insurance Times in March 2023, before being promoted to his current role in May 2024.View full Profile












































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