Exeter Family Friendly joins AMII
Healthcare and protection insurer Exeter Family Friendly has announced it is to join the trade association representing healthcare and protection advisers and insurers, the Association of Medical Insurers and Intermediaries.
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The Exeter based mutual will also exhibit at the forthcoming AMII AGM taking place on 21st April.
Director of Distribution & Marketing Simon Philp said:
“It’s part of our DNA to engage with advisers and rejoining AMII will present us with even more opportunities to support and build relationships with the market’s key advisers.”
AMII Chairman, Wayne Pontin, commented:
“We are delighted to welcome Exeter Family Friendly as a corporate member. It is a brand and product range that is well known and respected by our intermediary members and it demonstrates this organisation’s commitment to growing the market and improving standards on behalf of the consumer.”
“AMII continues to grow at a pace and now has 16 corporate members”.
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