Aviva teams up with SSP

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Aviva has joined forces with IT company, SSP, to give 600 extra brokers access to personal lines products.

Aviva said that by drawing upon their underwriting expertise in the direct marketplace, SSP users can now access Aviva’s advanced pricing elements, creating a transparent alignment between direct and broker prices.

Following on from Insurecom, SSP is the second software house to integrate with Aviva’s rating engine. Open GI will be the third and is due to go live at the end of April.

Aviva said that the partnership with SSP means brokers will have the opportunity to improve their service to customers, which follows the launch of Personal Best from Aviva, created to allow brokers online access to Aviva’s competitive pricing and special offers via an extranet portal.

Sam Hudson, head of broker personal lines at Aviva, said: “Working with SSP means we can provide a further 600 brokers with the chance to offer customers personal lines products that are more price competitive with the direct insurance marketplace.

“The initiatives we have launched over the last few months, including Personal Best and our work with software houses, have used sophisticated technology to help improve our competitive pricing in personal lines and open up access to our direct offers.

“We’re being told we’ve revolutionised the way personal lines is priced in the broker marketplace, bringing in the most significant change for more than a decade.”

Adrian Coupland, head of insurer relationships at SSP, said: “We are delighted to have completed this piece of work with Aviva providing our customers with access to more competitive private car rates. With the personal lines market remaining highly competitive, Aviva’s investment in this technology will allow them to flex their rates in real-time and help brokers compete more effectively with the direct insurance marketplace. We look forward to working with Aviva to roll-out additional products over the coming months.”

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