Pink&’039s Club VIP gains protection panel

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Pink has added a protection panel to its Club VIP package for its directly authorised members.

Pink’s Club VIP is an invitation-only proposition. When intermediaries successfully become a member of the VIP Life Club, they will have the option of attending the quarterly roadshows and have access to the specialist training support available to the AR’s within the network.

The new protection panel consists of Aviva, Bright Grey, LV=, PruProtect, and Zurich.

Mark Graves, Pink sales director, said: “It is clear from the feedback we have received from our top producing DA’s that there is a real need for sales support and expertise to be made available to those selling protection in the directly authorised market.

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