Plum Underwriting, the specialist and non-standard household insurance MGA, part of Global Risk Partners Limited (GRP), has launched its first full-cycle EDI products eLet and eFlex on Open GI.
Their launch signals the first stage of roll-out of Plum’s eTrade strategy and its commitment to provide wider access and flexibility for brokers transacting harder to place risks. The eTrade products offer brokers competitively priced cover, guaranteed ‘quotability’ and low operational costs, together with the extended underwriting footprint common across all Plum’s products.
Brokers using Open GI with Plum agencies have access to eFlex and eLet with immediate effect. eFlex provides specialist and non-standard household buildings, contents and valuables cover and eLet is for UK residential landlords who own either individual properties or large portfolios and covers buildings and contents for a wide range of tenancy types.
Plum formed its eTrade Division in October last year after appointing Simon Lewer as eTrade Director and Global Risk Partners’ Chief Operating Officer of its MGA Division, with responsibility for the development of the group’s electronic trading initiatives, and Kris Lee as Head of eTrade Underwriting. The company has opened a new office in Brentwood, Essex to support the expansion of its eTrade underwriting operation.
Simon Lewer, eTrade Director, Plum Underwriting, said:
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David Kelly, Distribution Director, Open GI, said:
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Helen Andrews
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Open GI is one of the leading technology partners to the General Insurance industry. Open GI provides a range of configurable insurance software to insurance brokers, underwriting agencies, insurers and MGAs in the UK and Ireland.
Its digital insurance solutions, which includes Mobius and Core, provide multi-line, multi-channel, multi-brand trading capability complemented by innovative eCommerce and mobile technologies.
Open GI is part of the Open International Group and has 550 staff across offices in Worcester, Dublin, London, Winchester, Milton Keynes, Skopje and Krakow.