UK General to populate e-trade platform in line with broker demands
Strategy and innovation director Nick Rawlings says product launches on e-trade platform will depend on broker feedback.
UK General's launch of e-trading platform BrokerPal could add up to 10% of additional income for the insurer according to its strategy and innovation director Nick Rawlings.
The cloud-based technology platform is free to use for trading personal lines products and will enable brokers to access a wide range of products according to the provider.
UK General, which is aiming to become a £500m gross written premium business (GWP), outlined that the products currently available on the portal include
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