TenetLime adds Uinsure to panel
TenetLime has added B2B general insurance provider, Uinsure, to its panel.
"Members will now be able to take advantage of Unisure’s Defaqto compare tool to enable them to research more than 300 different products."
TenetLime recently expanded its whole of market mortgage panel with four new lenders - Saffron for Intermediaries, Market Harborough Building Society, and Marsden Building Society for Intermediaries.
TenetLime managing director, Gemma Harle, said: “We were very impressed with Uinsure’s appetite to work with us to grow our insurance business. They offer extremely competitive pricing, supported by an excellent online system, and we are confident they will further enhance our offering.
“Members will now be able to take advantage of Unisure’s Defaqto compare tool to enable them to research more than 300 different products.”
Mark Hutchings, Uinsure’s national account manager, added: “Being selected by TenetLime is a fitting reward for our proposition being acknowledged as one of the best in the market over the last 12 months.
“We are naturally delighted by the new partnership and are determined to help TenetLime advisers offer an unrivalled insurance solution and build valuable trail incomes."
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