The Exeter to replace IT platform 

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Insurance IT developer TCP LifeSystems has been contracted by protection provider The Exeter to re-develop its IT platform. 

TCP announced the deal as work begins on the project, phase one of which will deliver later this year.

The project will include provision for new customer and adviser portals.

Ashley Hale, TCP business development director, said: “The Exeter’s drive to enhance their customer and adviser experience by offering extensive self-serve capability and innovative new propositions is a tremendously exciting opportunity for us to demonstrate the true depth and breadth of the capability of our SS/G platform.”

The Exeter‘s CEO, Andy Chapman, added: “The excellent service we already provide members and advisers will only be enhanced by this development. Our new IT platform and web services will give us the flexibility and responsiveness we need to deliver true market innovation.

“TCP have an excellent reputation as a technology provider that really understands the protection and healthcare insurance market. We have great confidence in their systems and their people – we know they will deliver.”

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