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Fortis joins Home & Legacy household panel
Mid and high net worth insurance specialist, Home & Legacy, has announced that Fortis Insurance Limited has joined the Company's household insurance panel.
As of today, Fortis will compete with existing panel members to underwrite Home & Legacy's Defaqto fivestar rated, mid net worth household offering, Prestige Home.
The addition of Fortis to the Prestige panel will provide brokers with greater choice and flexibility, increasing the opportunities to win and retain clients in the growing mid net worth market.
Commenting on the arrangement, Ian Davies, household products and underwriting manager at Home & Legacy, said: "The addition of Fortis to our household panel is testament to the quality of our household products and the service levels we offer to our customers. This development will provide our broker partners with greater flexibility and a competitive edge in the mid net worth market."
Mark Cliff, Managing Director Fortis Insurance Limited, said: "We are delighted to be partnering Home & Legacy as a household panel member. This arrangement builds on our expertise within the market and is further evidence of our commitment to providing greater service and increased products to the broker channel. "
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