QBE Europe teams up with Autoglass

Car windcreen

QBE Europe has signed a deal with Autoglass for its core glass services.

The agreement runs for two years, with an opportunity to extend the arrangement following the initial term.

Autoglass will provide glass repair and replacement services to QBE for its core vehicles

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