A » Great question! In London's insurance market, specialist loss adjusting firms typically focus on investigating, managing, and settling claims rather than offering trade accounts to brokers. Their core service is evaluating loss, determining liability, and negotiating settlements—not providing credit terms or underwriting facilities. That said, some larger adjusting firms may offer "preferred panel" arrangements where brokers can directly instruct them on claims, but this isn't a trade account in the traditional sense. For trade account services—where brokers get credit terms, commission agreements, or facility access—you'd usually approach insurers, Lloyd's syndicates, or managing general agents (MGAs) instead. If you're a broker seeking streamlined claims handling, some adjusters do set up direct referral partnerships, so it's worth asking your existing networks or checking firm websites. Just clarify your specific needs: claims-only support or actual trade credit.