Sales at an insurance technology company based in Manchester have jumped by a quarter during the first three months of 2021.
Insurtech firm Uinsure said the 33.5% rise comes directly as a result of "innovative work" by the company to reshape how advisers offer insurance to customers in the homebuying process.
The company added that the launch of a new Adviser Platform and the mortgage market stimulation driven by the stamp-duty holiday has allowed it to go from "strength to strength" despite the challenges of Covid-19.
Chief commercial officer Martin Schultheiss said: "The strong start we’ve been able to enjoy in 2021 is a direct result of the innovation and creativity shown by the Uinsure team to completely remove the complexity behind offering insurance.
"Our strong start is also as a result of the incredible relationships we hold with our key partners and advisers, who have been able to turn around such a high volume of mortgages to meet current demand.
"We’ve also welcomed new advisory firms as a result of our new technology and, as with all of our existing relationships we will continually take their feedback on board to ultimately make our product offering, and platform, better.
"Hopefully, as lockdown eases through 2021, our tech can help customers and advisers get back to enjoying some of the better things in life."
The firm works with the likes of Zurich, Axa, LV and RSA.
It was founded in 2007 and is based in the XYZ Building, in Hardman Boulevard, Spinningfields.
