Covéa Insurance joins Select & Protect panel

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Select & Protect has announced that Covéa Insurance has joined its modular home insurance panel.

Covéa Insurance has approximately 1.5 million policyholders in the UK and has an ‘A+ Stable’ rating from Standard and Poor’s.

The Select & Protect modular home insurance panel now includes Aviva, Covéa Insurance and RSA.

Bruce Reid, Select & Protect’s commercial director, said: “The days of one-size-fits all home insurance are fast disappearing. Our intelligent platform allows brokers to build personalised policies to suit each individual client’s specific needs and the addition of Covéa Insurance to our panel adds even more strength to an already impressive insurer line-up.

“It will expand the footprint of our already excellent risk capability and will deliver greater flexibility and pricing to brokers. As a result we expect to see an increase on returned quotes and sales.”

Sue Coffey, director of intermediated distribution, personal lines, Covéa Insurance, added: “Select & Protect has a strong reputation amongst UK mortgage and financial intermediaries, a sector of the market where we see great potential. We’re delighted to join its modular home insurance panel.”

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