Primis partners with Source Insurance
Primis Mortgage Network has partnered with Source Insurance, giving its members access to Source Insurance’s panel of home insurance providers.

Source provides cover on up to 95% of risks online including those deemed to be non-standard in nature.
Advisers can also benefit from a LearningLab to earn CPD hours and a loyalty scheme allowing brokers to earn and build points by doing day-to-day business.
Nicky Hemmings, general insurance proposition manager at Primis, said: “Primis’ general insurance proposition is already recognised across the industry as a market-leading offering for advisers, backed by our innovative GI Quote & Apply engine. The addition of Source to our GI panel further enhances this, and we are thrilled to bring the team’s expertise, service and education to the table.
“Partnerships utilising Toolbox emphasise our commitment to investing in technology that will best support our brokers so that they can provide the best possible customer outcomes. We look forward to continuing our already strong relationship with Source Insurance and plan to announce further exciting integrations throughout the year.”
Brian Coulton, head of intermediary at Source Insurance, added: “This advanced integration showcases the great technical expertise possible within the mortgage market. We’re passionate about growing the GI market and see this partnership as a fantastic opportunity to work with both a market-leading mortgage network and club who hold the same ambitions. We look forward to making GI products more accessible to all.”
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