Ex-Sesame MD sets up B2B protection distribution proposition

Auxilium Partnership launches

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Former Sesame Bankhall MD Mark Graves and Josewin, the investor behind HLP and Mortgage Support Network, have launched Auxilium Partnership a business-to-business service that tailors protection products for its partners.

By consolidating the tools, sales information and articles made available by providers, Auxilium aims to "shake up" the protection distribution market by providing a sales support process along with guidance on protection advice to intermediaries using the service. It has already secured the protection business of three networks and a mortgage club, with three other currently in discussions regarding the proposition. A rollout to individual firms and advisers is expected as part of a second phase of development, during the spring, with the launch of Auxilium Protection Club. "The UK p...

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