JPM Group

JPM was founded in 2005 consisting of just 4 members renting a small office space. Since its humble beginnings, JPM has now grown to over 20 staff in General Insurance, Financial Services and Pensions, moving to its own permanent address in 2008.

The growth and success of the business has not only been down to the vision and management from the directors, but is also down to the hard-working and very efficient staff that have been employed over the years.Andrew has over 30 years' experience within the Financial Services Industry, starting as a Trainee Life Inspector with Scottish Equitable, where he quickly progressed to a Senior Consultant achieving considerable success within that role.

Andy has over 25 years experience in the General Insurance sector. A proportion of this has been dealing with affinity markets and specialist schemes. He obtained his experience in both the Insurance Company and Insurance Broking markets. He has held senior roles in a number of organisations culminating in becoming a Sales and Marketing Director.

JPM have formed some very important partnerships over the years that have benefitted both companies and clients. Each partnership was set up with offering the best possible solutions to clients in mind offering discounts for certain members.

St. Francis Group, saves its members time and money on veterinary products by providing valuable information, technology and support that simplifies their processes, maximizes purchasing benefits and reduces administration so members can focus on clinical care.The purchase of St Francis has allowed JPM Insurance to mirror the successful offering to Vetswest for their members.

At JPM, we strive to ensure that all of our customers are completely satisfied with the services we have offered. We do this by interacting with our customers on a regular basis and always being available. Top Tubes Ltd is based in Wednesbury in the West Midlands of England, the traditional heart of British tube manufacturing, where tube making skills have been passed down from generation to generation.

One of the statutory objectives of the Financial Conduct Authority is that all firms must have regard to the information needs of its customers and treat their customers fairly. In addition the Financial Conduct Authority has set out guidance on how firms can evidence that they are treating their customers fairly by way of ensuring that firms do not impose any barrier to customers making a complaint.