HLPartnership adds trio of providers to GI panel

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HLPartnership (HLP) is expanding its general insurance (GI) panel.

Following feedback from its brokers, the network’s GI panel will now consist of five providers, up from three.

LV= and Paymentshield will now be joined on the panel by The Source, Uinsure, and 3XD.

HLP says the move will provider its advisers with a broader and more flexible range of GI solutions.

ADVISER SUPPORT

To support brokers, HLP is running a series of training webinars, offering insights into the new providers’ offerings, underwriting processes, and technology integrations.

Matt Brown (pictured), propositions director at HLPartnership, said: “At HLP, we continuously review and refine our proposition to ensure it meets the evolving needs of our members.

“Expanding our GI panel provides advisers with greater choice and flexibility, enabling them to offer the best solutions for their clients and deliver good consumer outcomes.

The addition of The Source, Uinsure, and 3XD significantly enhances the breadth and depth of GI options available across our network.”

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