"Buying a house can be one of life's biggest moments, so having straightforward access to quality cover matters."
- Jeremy Ward - Lloyds Bank
Uinsure has added Lloyds Bank General Insurance (LBGI) to its multi-insurer panel, with the aim of expanding underwriting capacity and the choice available to advisers.
The addition is exclusive to Uinsure within the mortgage intermediary market, meaning advisers can access LBGI's home insurance through no other intermediary route.
The new capacity is available across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
"We're redesigning how home insurance is offered in the UK alongside our adviser and insurer partners, and we pride ourselves on building strong relationships that help everyone we work with achieve their goals," Martin Schultheiss, group managing director at Uinsure, said.
"LBGI joins some of the biggest insurance brands in the UK on our panel, and we're delighted to have insurers of this calibre and scale available right across our intermediary distribution. It's a real positive for our partners and their clients, and a sign of the strength of the relationships we're building across the market.
"The fact this capacity also sits exclusively with Uinsure in the intermediary market reflects the confidence insurers across the market have in us. We'll keep investing in pricing, data and technology to support every one of our insurer partners and the advisers we work with, helping them achieve their goals and aspirations."
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Jeremy Ward, managing director, insurance at Lloyds Bank, added: "We're really pleased to be joining Uinsure's panel and making our home insurance available to even more advisers and their clients.
"Buying a house can be one of life's biggest moments, so having straightforward access to quality cover matters. Uinsure has built a strong position as a trusted partner for advisers, and we're excited to be working together to help more customers protect the place they call home."
