Affinity schemes Q&A
As the face of the general insurance sector continues to change more and more brokers are turning to...
As the face of the general insurance sector continues to change more and more brokers are turning to affinity schemes as an effective way to replace the revenue lost to direct writers. However, creating affinity schemes is not easy. You have to ensure that you have thoroughly researched your market and find the backing of an insurer before you can begin your scheme and turn it into a successful revenue maker.
Insurance Age spoke to David Perry from Folgate Warren Hill Risk Solutions, an
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