InsurTech Futures: New platform to support the broker market, says Fraser Edmond

Fraser Edmond

Former Aviva broker distribution director says the platform will use broker data to connect brokers and insurers.

Fraser Edmond, co-founder and CEO of newly launched InsurTech firm Broker Insights, has said that the new business aims to support the independent broker sector.

The start-up’s data platform combines technology and regional broker customer data to give insurers insight into the UK broker market.

Edmonds said: “All brokers want to access quality markets for their customers and they want insurers to be responsive and competitive.

“They want a more efficient way of trading with insurers so that

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