Ceta joins SimplyBiz Mortgages panel

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SimplyBiz Mortgages has added Ceta Insurance to its general insurance panel.

Ceta offers the only digital specialist quotation platform from a panel of non-standard insurers.

Its addition to the SimplyBiz Mortgages’ panel will enable members to generate quotes for more than 30 different types of non-standard property risk, including bankruptcy, convictions, Airbnb properties and listed buildings.

Martin Reynolds (pictured), SimplyBiz Mortgages CEO,  said: “We ensure that our partners add value to our proposition for members, and Ceta is able to offer something unique.  Non-standard property insurance is becoming more common, but it is underserved. Ceta’s platform enables brokers and advisers to quickly and easily quote and buy for an extensive range of non-standard risks; something that will help our members place insurance for those cases that don’t fit the norm.”

Kevin Paterson, director of sales & marketing at Ceta, added: “We are excited to be working with SimplyBiz Mortgages, making our Infinity platform available to its members and enabling them to access more than 30 different types of non-standard property risk, which make up almost 30% of all property insurance transactions in the UK today.”

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