Source launches adviser insight forum
The forum aims to ensure future system creation and developments move with the needs of advisers and the ever-changing GI landscape.

Source Insurance has launched an adviser insight forum comprised of a cross section of mortgage advisers, some who are using Source Insurance and some using other providers.
The aim is to give a voice to advisers from across the industry so they have the ability to directly impact the development of Source systems, product selection and updates as the general insurance market continues to shift.
Comprised of a range of advisers with varying-sized firms, offerings and preferences, this anonymous forum allows advisers to have a heavy input into developing systems, product selection and service enhancements.
Gavin Judd, national sales manager at Source Insurance, commented: “At Source, we consider it paramount to evolve our technology not only alongside the market’s requirements but with the adviser and their client at the heart of our process for innovation.
"The Adviser Insight Forum allows us to regularly engage with a broad spectrum of advice firms that service a mix of clientele demographics, enabling us to mould the proposition with valuable real-time feedback throughout our development process.”

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