Bankhall and PMS Mortgage Club collaborate on protection referral offering

Protection panel will aim to signpost advisers to referral partners

Hemma Visavadia
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Sesame Bankhall Group subsidiaries, Bankhall and PMS Mortgage Club have collaborated on the launch of a protection referral offering for directly authorised (DA) firms.

The protection referral offering comprises Assured Futures, Essential Insurance, Pure Protect and The Insurance Surgery. The protection panel will aim to signpost advisers to a range of referral partners to choose from in a bid to ensure their clients' financial wellbeing is protected. The campaign forms part of Sesame Bankhall Group's initiative to raise awareness of protection insurance and improve advisers' conversations. A recent research study of 424 DA firms undertaken by the Group found that nearly half (48%) expressed needing more support on how to advise business owners and t...

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