NU Healthcare to pay for leads

04 December 2002 •

Norwich Union Healthcare will pay 'introducer' commission to non-GISC intermediaries who pass on suc...

Norwich Union Healthcare will pay 'introducer' commission to non-GISC intermediaries who pass on successful private medical insurance leads to the company. This is to support intermediaries who have decided not to join GISC but want to offer clients a source for PMI.

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