Henderson teams up with Acturis
Acturis detailed that the project involved the training of 184 members of the Henderson team across ten offices, and also included four data migrations from the legacy system, TAM.
It added that the vast majority of HIBL business was now transacted using the Acturis system including personal lines, SME and corporate books of business as well as specialist units. The subsidiary of HIBL, UK Credit Insurance Specialists Limited, is also due to follow the mainstream business on to the Acturis system
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