Thinc Group adds Bright Grey to multi-tie panel

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Thinc Group has added Bright Grey, the protection specialist arm of the Royal London Group, to its growing multi-tie protection panel.

Bright Grey will offer its Personal Protection Plan which includes life cover, critical illness cover and income cover for sickness. John Deane, chief executive of Royal London intermediary division, says: "We’re delighted to be part of this partnership and look forward to its success as we move forward. Our products will be accessible to a wider range of customers via Thinc’s 900 advisers and we see our relationship with Thinc as an important step in the development of our distribution strategy." Contact: Katrina Baugh Editor, IFAonline.co.uk 0207 034 2637 katrina.baugh@in...

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