Ceta’s rewards programme reaches broker milestone

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Ceta Insurance has announced that its broker and IFA reward programme has reached 1,000 members.

The programme is now delivering a range of exclusive benefits to insurance brokers, IFAs, and mortgage brokers placing business through its Infinity digital quote-and-buy platform.

Created in 2020, the Ceta reward programme is free for brokers to join and offers them exclusive benefits when they place business on Ceta’s Infinity platform. Brokers earn points for every piece of new business they write and can cash them in for vouchers or a pre-paid MasterCard (50 points = £5).

Current voucher partners include Starbucks, Amazon, Ticketmaster, Mitchells and Butler, and John Lewis. Members are also able to gain exclusive early access to new Ceta products and services.

James O’Hara, commercial director at Ceta, said: “Working with Ceta has never been more rewarding. Our Infinity platform has revolutionised the way brokers and IFAs can access non-standard insurance for their clients, and we thank them for their loyalty with an ever-growing selection of rewards.

“Not only are we delivering a leading range of products and a superior experience, but we are also boosting the value we deliver to our vital distribution partners.

“I’m delighted that our rewards programme has proved to be so popular amongst intermediaries. It is a good reflection of our approach – offering a ‘large’ insurer attitude to tech and solutions, but with a level of personal service and appreciation that’s simply no longer offered by big insurers in the mid-market segment.”

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