Sesame protection offering reaches Zenith

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Sesame Bankhall Group has unveiled a new protection panel called Zenith.

The panel comprises six providers: Aviva, Bright Grey, Friends Provident, L&G, LV= and Zurich.

Zenith is available to Sesame network advisers as well as directly authorised advisers through PMS and Bankhall.

Roger Crocker, head of protection, GI and technology, said: “Protection remains a core area of advice for many firms. We deliver services to a wide range of adviser firms who want to tailor propositions to their clients

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