Biba picks Home & Legacy for HNW scheme

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Trade body lists underwriting, service, claims and e-trading benefits for members.

The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) has partnered with Allianz-owned Home & Legacy for its high net worth (HNW) insurance scheme.

Biba listed that members will get access to three tiers of household cover as well as “flexible underwriting and competitive pricing” due to Home & Legacy’s panel arrangement.

In addition the trade body highlighted Home & Legacy’s in-house claims handling and online e-trading capability as benefits for users.

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