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We are excited to announce that Finance & Insurance Brokers (Australia) Pty Ltd. (FIA) is now part of Holdfast Insurance Brokers.
What does this mean for you?
Rest assured that this change will not impact your policies, and your broker is available as always.
As part of Holdfast, the FIA team will continue to provide the exceptional commitment to service that you have become accustomed to, always ensuring focused, quality service and advice.
About Holdfast Insurance Brokers
Established in 1982, Holdfast Insurance Brokers has continued to provide innovative insurance solutions with personalised service to our clients for over 40 years. With offices in Adelaide, South Australia and Darwin, Northern Territory, our strategic locations allow our team to assist with the management of our client’s insurance programs Australia wide.
Holdfast Insurance Brokers also form part of Australasia’s largest general insurance broker network, the Steadfast Group, providing our clients with access to a wide range of insurance products and exclusive policy benefits not available through the direct market.
If you would like to discuss your current insurance program, or if you have any queries regarding the above information, please do not hesitate to contact your broker on their original contact details.
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