AIG rolls out broker trading platform in mainland Europe
AIG is rolling out an e-trading product for brokers across five European countries following the launch of the platform in the insurer’s UK and Ireland businesses earlier this year.
Through the platform brokers will be able to process quotes, bind new business and make mid-term changes and renewals in real-time.
The service will be launched initially in Sweden, Denmark, Belgium
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