imarket scoops insurer trio MMA, Fortis and Brit
Insurers Brit, Fortis and MMA are set to join imarket, with MMA and Brit claiming to make products a...
Insurers Brit, Fortis and MMA are set to join imarket, with MMA and Brit claiming to make products available in the second half of the year. The move, which follows an intense period of negotiation between Polaris and all three parties, will be a major boost to the project, which has weathered much broker scepticism.
In all three cases the decisions are understood to have been finalised in the new year, although only MMA and Fortis have made formal announcements. Dane Douetil, chief executive of
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