Accuro launches digital care insurance scheme
Accuro Underwriting has released its Aviva-backed care combined insurance product via the Recorder platform, in a digital move it claimed would bring a more streamlined experience to brokers placing business across a broad range of care settings.
The specialist underwriting firm detailed through its web portal, brokers can now submit presentations and risk information, receive quotations and access policy documents, all in one place.
Accuro explained that behind the portal, Recorder rates each risk against specified underwriting rules and enriches the submission with third-party data.
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