ERS to launch new eTrade platform

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Motor insurer says its most specialist products will be made available online to brokers.

ERS is launching its first digital eTrade platform for specialist products, which it said will allow brokers to quote and buy its most niche offerings online in under a minute.

The motor insurer stated that the new platform will give brokers access to policies that are not available elsewhere online or on a software house.

ERS detailed that the new service will replace its existing offline rate calculators and bring some of its most specialist products online.

These include Minibus, Courier

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