FIBA offers SimplyBiz Group’s Covid-19 support

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FIBA, as part of the SimplyBiz Group, has revealed that its members can access the package of additional support, designed to help the 3,700+ adviser and broker firms who use SimplyBiz Group services, during the Covid-19 crisis.

The package offers support over four key areas including cash flow management, client communication, financial support signposting for clients and mental wellbeing.

The scheme consists of the following:

  • A three-month fee payment holiday
  • Free access to software allowing advisers and brokers to service clients remotely
  • Guidance for clients regarding how to access the financial support available from the government
  • Regular and reliable news and updates on the coronavirus pandemic and both its effect on the industry and potential implications for clients
  • Access to a workplace mental health support app, including a new module on issues specifically linked to isolation and working from home.

Adam Tyler, executive chairman of FIBA, said: “Support for small businesses is a crucial element in times of crisis, and I am delighted that together with The SimplyBiz Group, we can offer a comprehensive assistance package that will help equip our broker members with the tools they need to endure difficult times.

“As we emerge into a different landscape, the relationship between customer, broker and lender will change and we are providing a unique opportunity for our members to begin to prepare for better times ahead.

“The initiative is a significant achievement and I am pleased to announce that FIBA members can now benefit from additional support and learn to adjust to a new way of working and more importantly, continue to write business through changing and challenging times.”

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