Former Cobra duo in Ink Underwriting broker launch

David Truman Cobra Network

Former Cobra men John Lincoln and Dave Truman are working alongside Westinsure MD Norrie Erwin to head up Ink Underwriting's new broker proposition.

The proposal, called Compass Broker Partnerships, will be launched on 1 January 2013 and headed up by Messrs Truman, Lincoln and Erwin. 

According to Ink, the scheme's key focus will be on developing a placement strategy for each broker partner, as well as a product design programme with a select panel of insurers.

The project will encompass the Westinsure Network, and Ink stated it would eventually offer members additional benefits including access to London markets via FSJ.

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