BIBA Works With InsurTech Worry+Peace to Bring Insurance Customers to Brokers
From today BIBA members have access to Marketplace by Worry+Peace. Marketplace is an all-new insurance platform that brokers can adopt as part of their marketing strategy. It is designed to connect Buyers of both consumer and commercial lines to insurance Providers across the market.
Marketplace is not an aggregator rather a smart, online search directory where brokers can list any and every product they provide making them visible for Buyers to find. Where a broker has a particular specialism they can also boost the visibility of any listing by using a weekly, transparent auction tool pushing that particular product to appear first, second or third in search results.
Steve White BIBA CEO said: "Through our Manifesto BIBA is committed to helping members to adopt new technologies and adapt to our changing market place and Marketplace is an interesting and innovative way for brokers to reach their customers."
"We see this as a simple to use tool to help members unlock more opportunities and we are excited to be working with Worry+Peace on this new project."


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