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1887
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HeadquartersGloucester, United Kingdom
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Europe
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Name
Ecclesiastical
Website
https://www.ecclesiastical.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1887
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
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When was Ecclesiastical founded?

Ecclesiastical was founded in 1887. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

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Ecclesiastical is headquartered in Gloucester, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

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Insurance TimesFavourable weather and ‘benign’ loss environment help Ecclesiastical’s profit jump 22%Ecclesiastical Insurance reported a £24.6m general insurance underwriting profit in H1 2026, up 21.8% year-on-year, driven by lower weather-related claims and a benign large loss environment. The firm's half-year profit before tax was £56.3m, and gross written premium rose 0.8% to £307.8m.Insurance TimesThe biggest people moves this weekInsurance Times compiled the most significant leadership appointments and hires across the UK insurance sector from 20 to 24 July 2026, covering five organizations including Ecclesiastical Insurance, Drive Further, the Financial Ombudsman Service, Atrium, and Acrisure UK. The Financial Ombudsman Service board appointed Jenny Simmonds as chief executive and James Dipple-Johnstone as chief ombudsman, both of whom had served in interim roles since February 2025 and have led the service through reforms to the UK's redress system developed with the government and FCA. Other notable moves include Atrium appointing Chris Baker as head of specialty reinsurance, who will join in 2027 from Chaucer to support the insurer's five-year transformation strategy.Canadian UnderwriterStrengthening Business Continuity in an Evolving Risk EnvironmentEcclesiastical Insurance is promoting the importance of proactive business continuity planning during the 2026 Business Continuity & Resilience Awareness Week. The event emphasizes the evolution of resilience strategies beyond compliance to operational priorities focused on risk management and sustainability.FfnewsTrust in Insurance on the Rise – but Insurers Still Have a Long Way to GoFairer Finance released its Spring 2026 Trust in Insurance Index, surveying 10,000 customers and finding that consumer trust in insurance providers improved across most sectors, with car and travel insurance recording higher scores. Claims satisfaction reached its highest level since 2019 at 60.03%, up from a near-five-year low of 51% in Spring 2024, driven by additional FCA scrutiny. The gap between insurers' best and worst performers continues to highlight uneven recovery, with NFU Mutual leading car insurance (78.27%) and Ecclesiastical leading home insurance (78.5%).Museums + Heritage AdvisorMuseums urged to take 6 steps to prevent ‘smash and grab’ crimeInsurer Ecclesiastical has published guidance urging museums and heritage sites in the UK to implement six specific security measures to prevent 'smash and grab' thefts. The advice, issued following recent high-profile heists such as those at the Louvre and Blenheim Palace, includes recommendations for physical barriers, perimeter controls, and staff vigilance. This initiative aims to help heritage property owners better protect valuable items from targeted criminal attacks.Insurance Business AmericaInsurance moves: Gallagher, Ecclesiastical, AEGIS London, Clyde & CoSeveral insurance sector organizations announced strategic moves, including Gallagher launching a transactional risks practice in Europe supported by Henk Bijl. Ecclesiastical Insurance appointed Anna Stratton as UKGI finance director, and AEGIS London and Clyde & Co expanded their teams with new hires. These moves aim to address evolving client demands and support growth in various regions.EcclesiasticalHome InsuranceThe article explains the Flood Re scheme, a joint initiative by the UK insurance industry and Government designed to provide affordable flood cover for high-risk homes. It details operational mechanics such as the standard £250 excess and insurer levies, while noting that Ecclesiastical Insurance supports the scheme on behalf of its customers. The text also outlines the potential financial and logistical impacts of flooding on homeowners.GlobeNewswireNew guidance for heritage properties publishedEcclesiastical Insurance launched a guide for heritage property owners on risks of allowing film crews, citing damage incidents like at Highclere Castle and Saltburn. The guide advises contacting insurers, securing contracts, and protecting listed features. It notes the third Bridgerton series airs in May and June.GlobeNewswireEcclesiastical Insurance advises places of worship to double down on lightning protection to avoid catastropheEcclesiastical Insurance found deficiencies in lightning protection systems at every church it inspected, including poor grounding and deteriorated down conductors. The insurer recommends annual visual inspections and a licensed inspection every five years, citing the Canadian Standards Association's highest risk category for churches.GlobeNewswireEcclesiastical Insurance named one of Canada’s Top Employers for Young People, 2019Ecclesiastical Insurance was named one of Canada's Top Employers for Young People for the 7th consecutive year, per the Canada's Top 100 Employers competition. The company cited its Business Intern Program and Young Professionals Group as key initiatives. The award recognizes its work environment and corporate citizenship efforts.