Lex Risk Solutions
Commercial and marine insurance, construction, bonds and alternative risk transfer
Group company. Regulated insurance intermediary
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Group companies & execution partners
Where advice becomes cover.
Lex Advisory is a division of The Lex Group and holds no permission to place cover. When you instruct us to proceed, the regulated work is carried out by one of the authorised group companies below. Each is independently responsible, and independently regulated, for the cover it places.
The Lex Group
One group. One standard.
These are the regulated companies within The Lex Group through which our clients secure quotations and bind risk. Selection of a company always rests with the client and follows the jurisdiction and class of cover required.
Lex Surety
Surety, performance and contract bonds
Group company. Authorised surety intermediary
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General commercial insurance, bonds, life, pensions and investments
Group company. Regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland
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Personal and commercial lines insurance
Group company. Regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland
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How the handoff protects you
Independent advice and regulated placement, kept apart by design.
Because we earn nothing on the cover you buy, our recommendation has no commercial stake in which company executes it or what they place. That separation is not a marketing line. It is how the division is built.
A
You instruct
Nothing moves to placement without your decision. The advice is complete and standalone before any regulated company is engaged.
B
They are accountable
The authorised group company owns the regulated relationship, the terms of business, and the duty of care for the cover it arranges.
C
We stay neutral
Our role ends at the evidenced recommendation. We receive no placement commission, so the counsel stays yours, not the market's.
Want to understand the structure before you engage?
We are happy to walk a board, sponsor or finance team through exactly how the advisory division and the group companies fit together.