e-Underwriting teams up with Acturis
The division for household and commercial risks was launched earlier this year with the intention of delivering an auto-rated model for brokers claiming it would cater for risks previously referred to an underwriter and reduce operational costs.
According to Acturis, through its platform brokers will be able to obtain competitive quotes instantly for both standard and non-standard property risks. The range of quotes available will include cover for single risk or mixed commercial and residential
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