Keychoice chooses Cunningham Lindsey as claims management partner
Keychoice Underwriting has appointed Cunningham Lindsey as its claims management partner to provide a one stop claims service to its brokers and policyholders.
The deal sees Cunningham Lindsey provide a claims management and administration service from first notification of loss through to settlement, including a 24/7 emergency helpline and an online claims tracking tool for both brokers and policyholders.
Derek Findlayson, strategy and propositions director at Keychoice Underwriting, commented: "Following an extensive selection process, we are delighted to be partnering with Cunningham Lindsey. We have worked very closely with the Cunningham Lindsey
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