Corporate Office- 402-403, B wing ,Universal Business Park, Chandivali Andheri (East), Mumbai-400072.
Corporate Office- 402-403, B wing ,Universal Business Park, Chandivali Andheri (East), Mumbai-400072.

An insurance broker represents the policyholder, not the insurance company. Brokers assess risks, compare policies from multiple insurers, recommend suitable coverage, and assist during claims to ensure fair and timely settlement.
An insurance agent represents a single insurance company, whereas an insurance broker represents the client and offers policies from multiple insurers. This allows brokers to provide unbiased advice and better policy comparisons.
No. Insurance brokers are compensated by insurance companies as per IRDAI regulations. The premium payable by the client remains the same whether the policy is purchased directly or through a broker.
Businesses face complex risks related to property, liability, employees, cyber threats, and compliance. An insurance broker helps identify coverage gaps, optimise premiums, and ensure professional claims handling, reducing financial and operational risk.
Yes. Citadel provides end-to-end claims assistance including claim intimation guidance, documentation support, coordination with insurers, and regular follow-ups until settlement.
Citadel works with corporates, SMEs, startups, professionals, and individual policyholders across multiple industries in India.
Yes. Citadel Insurance Brokers Pvt. Ltd. is licensed and regulated by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI).
Yes. Through proper risk assessment, coverage optimisation, and insurer comparison, Citadel often helps clients avoid over-insurance and negotiate better terms without compromising protection.
Citadel does not manufacture insurance products. It provides independent advisory and facilitates policy placement with insurance companies best suited to the client’s needs.