OPAL unveils protection platform for life insurers and banks

Used by HSBC Life, Aviva and Lloyds Banking Group

Adam Saville
clock • 1 min read

Pandora Launch can support a broad range of protection and investment products

A digital distribution channel for life insurers, banks and other providers has been created by OPAL Group's OPAL IS platform. Pandora Launch, which is currently being used by HSBC Life, Aviva and Lloyds Banking Group, has been integrated with UnderwriteMe, IRESS and Webline platforms also with UnderwriteMe's digital rules engine (URE) built in. Offering sales and administration processing, it provides configuration tools which give clients direct access to repricing and eligibility rules via ‘super-user' access without the need for IT support. As well as a management information (...

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