Paymentshield expands insurance panel with Prestige
Prestige Underwriting Services has become the eighth provider to join Paymentshield's home insurance panel.
"The underwriting approach taken by Prestige complements the existing providers on Paymentshield’s home insurance panel"
Prestige will join AXA, Legal & General, LV= Broker, RSA, Geo Underwriting, UK General and Zurich on the panel.
James Loder, proposition director at Paymentshield, said: “The underwriting approach taken by Prestige complements the existing providers on Paymentshield’s home insurance panel, enabling us to provide customers with a wider scope of coverage and greater competition, which helps to bring down prices.
“We look forward to a long and successful working relationship with Prestige, further enhancing our home insurance product, which is already 5-Star Defaqto rated.”
Tim Baxter, head of broker development at Prestige Underwriting Services, added: “Paymentshield has a panel of well-respected general insurance providers and we are looking forward to Prestige joining this panel, to provide their advisers with even greater coverage and choice for their clients.”
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