We know switching insurer for your scheme can be a big decision, but sometimes it’s the only way to improve your position. Onboarding schemes is second nature to us – we understand that it’s a significant business decision and as such we’ll do everything to ease any concerns; we’ll ask the right questions, plan for everything and make the transfer as smooth and as easy as possible.
Any good plan begins with an assigned project manager who’ll guide the whole process for a seamless transfer from beginning to end.
Five things to consider when choosing where to place your schemes business
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Partnerships between insurers and brokers built on mutual passion, expertise and the same values remain the key to the successful growth and development of any scheme.
What are the 3 pillars that MGA’s should consider when running a profitable business?
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We understand that for MGA’s capacity is the number one key pillar and without it there is no business. However, once that capacity has been secured and peace of mind exists, what else should a MGA be demanding from its capacity provider?
We’ve a well-deserved reputation as a leading insurer in the church, charity, education, heritage, faith, high-net-worth and property sectors. What's less well-known is our substantial involvement in specialist schemes.
Great schemes need great understanding - work with your target audience
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We all know the importance of product relevance and knowing your customer. As with all good products, making sure it’s right for your audience is the single most important thing you can do. Fundamentally this comes down to understanding what it is that a given cohort of schemes customers need.
Complaints and vulnerable customers - making schemes sensitive to member needs
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Solving complaints and being responsive to the specific needs of your membership underpin good service. Why? Because the true measure of good service is how you deal with the challenges.