Scottish Widows joins iPipeline's Advanced Underwriting platform

Fourth provider added

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 1 min read

Provider, Scottish Widows, has added its protection products to iPipeline’s Advanced Underwriting adviser platform, becoming the fourth provider to announce plans to join the platform.

Scottish Widows' life, critical illness and income protection products will be available through the technology provider's quote and comparison portal SolutionBuilder, alongside The Exeter, Vitality and Zurich. Scott Cadger, head of product, underwriting and claims, Scottish Widows, said: "Our overarching approach to underwriting is about being transparent, so customers and advisers alike can make informed choices when selecting and buying protection cover. "The Advanced Underwriting proposition in SolutionBuilder allows customers with health disclosures to get a more accurate positio...

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