The Source becomes another preferred GI provider

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Source Insurance has been appointed as a preferred supplier of general insurance to the Julian Harris network.

The deal will give members of Julian Harris access to the Source’s quotation, transaction and compliance system and a range of home insurance, landlord insurance, MPPI/ASU and commercial products.

Managing director Julian Harris said: “We are promoting high quality systems and offerings that match our key ethos of broking insurances between many insurers and, hence, offering advisers and their clients keen features and premium rates, representative of the whole of the market.”

Brian Coulton, business development manager for Source Insurance, added: “A number of recent enhancements to the Source proposition are helping consolidate our position as the GI platform of choice among the more quality-oriented networks.

“We are delighted to be working with Julian Harris to help members deliver real value to clients while making the most of their general insurance earning opportunities.”

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