Source Insurance unveils adviser forum

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Source Insurance has announced the implementation of a collaborative adviser forum.

Consisting of a range of advisers with varying-sized firms, offerings and preferences, this anonymous forum allows the select group to have a “heavy input” into developing systems, product selection and service enhancements.

Source Insurance argues that the forum is an opportunity for the intermediary to gain true insider insight, ensuring future system creation and developments move with the needs of advisers and the ever-changing general insurance landscape.

Gavin Judd, national sales manager at Source Insurance, said: “At Source, we consider it paramount to evolve our technology not only alongside the market’s requirements but with the adviser and their client at the heart of our process for innovation.

“The Adviser Insight Forum allows us to regularly engage with a broad spectrum of advice firms that service a mix of clientele demographics, enabling us to mould the proposition with valuable real-time feedback throughout our development process.”

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