Albany Park partners with Anorak to offer online protection advice

Hybrid model

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Protection and mortgage advice firm Albany Park has revealed that it has joined forces with Anorak Technologies.

Last year Professional Adviser's sister title Cover reported that Anorak was building a digital platform for intermediaries. The partnership will enable Albany Park to offer telephone protection advice alongside Anorak's online platform. Targeting clients with ‘simple' protection requirements with an advice and sales process that can be completed in minutes, Albany Park will provide personal advice for more complex cases for users who need additional support during the sales journey. In addition, Anorak will add Albany Park's Cignpost Life ‘buy now' online life insurance product with ...

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