Exchange targets non-regulated brokers

Insurance Age staff
01 Aug 2004

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Non-regulated brokers are to be targeted to sell general insurance under a scheme developed by software company, The Exchange.

It is also targeting independent financial advisers who sell life and pensions cover and want to branch out into general insurance without becoming regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA); and regulated general insurance brokers who want to sell life and pensions.

The subsidiary of Marlborough Stirling, which specialises in the mortgage and life and

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