Part VII transfer

• No action is required unless you have concerns about the transfer.
• If you are aware of anyone else who has an interest in and/or is entitled to benefits under your policy/ies and/or claim(s), such as subsidiaries, affiliates or claimants, please ensure that they are also given the opportunity to review relevant documents. Alternatively, please provide us with their contact details so that we can arrange for them to be contacted. 
• Please make sure you understand what the proposal means for you by carefully reading the documents above (and any material sent to you by UKI or your broker).
• Once you have read the information, please consider whether you may be adversely affected or have any concerns. If you are satisfied with the proposed transfer you don’t need to do anything else.
• If the transfer is approved, we will publish confirmation on our website.

If, having read the information, you have concerns or feel you may be adversely affected, you have the right to object or raise your concerns either in writing or be telephone. Details of how you can object or raise concerns are described in the Frequently Asked Questions document and you can do so by contacting us on via email, phone or post through the contact details above.

The proposal will be heard at the High Court of Justice on 25 February 2026 and in respect of the Jersey Scheme, at the Royal Court of Jersey on 10am on 5 March 2026.

The proposal will be heard at:

• High Court of Justice (UK) - 25 February 2026 - Rolls Building, Fetter Lane, London, EC4A INL
• Royal Court (Jersey) - 5 March 2026 - Royal Court House, Royal Square, St Helier, Jersey, JE1 1BA

If you wish to object, please do so as soon as practicable and preferably no later than 11 February 2026. You can do so by contacting us on the email/phone/postal details above. You can also contact UKI if you wish (their contact details are in the Frequently Asked Questions document or by following the link to their Part VII Transfer site at the bottom of this page).

We will acknowledge and reply in writing to all objections we receive. We will submit details of all objections to the High Court, the PRA, the FCA and the Independent Expert. We will submit details of any objections to the Jersey Scheme to the Royal Court of Jersey and the JFSC in addition. This means that any correspondence that forms part of your objection will be part of the relevant Court process which will be accessible to the public. By submitting an objection to the transfer, you consent that your objection can be shared with the High Court, the PRA, the FCA and the Independent Expert, and if relevant, the Royal Court of Jersey and the JFSC.

You can, if you wish, choose to present your view to the High Court yourself or send a representative. If you intend to attend the hearing, please let us know in advance. Please note that if you wish to be represented by legal counsel at the hearing then he or she would need to have appropriate rights of audience to appear in the High Court (England) in London. Please reference “CR-2025-003706” in any correspondence with the High Court.

In respect of the Jersey Scheme, you can also present your view to the Royal Court of Jersey yourself or send a legal representative. If you intend to attend the hearing it would be helpful if you could let us know. You can also make written representations directly to the Royal Court of Jersey, Royal Court House, Royal Square, St Helier, Jersey JE1 1BA including “UKI Transfer” as a reference.

Intact Insurance privacy notice.

Information on the proposed Transfer can also be found on the UKI website (from 27 October 2025).