CAREERS AT SSP SUPPORT PORTAL KEYCHOICE UK / EUROPE HOME WHY SSP? SOLUTIONS & SERVICES NEWS RESOURCES CONTACT US HOME / News / Press Release / New India Renews Its Contract With SSP For Four Years New India renews its contract with SSP for four years 11 November 2021/by Press Office New India Assurance and SSP extends their 20-year relationship with a four-year contract extension. New India and SSP are delighted to announce they have extended their existing partnership with a four-year contract extension for Pure Insurance. New India confirmed that SSP’s Pure complete solution does everything they need in terms of stability, reliability, flexibility, and the customer support received from SSP is of an excellent standard. It confirmed its relationship with SSP continues to go from strength to strength following the support received during COVID-19 and the recent acquisition of SSP by Volaris. New India’s business has roots stretching back over 100 years, with two offices in the UK based in London and Ipswich. The company’s London office focuses on property reinsurance and property treaty, whilst its Ipswich office focuses on commercial insurance and retail insurance products. New India uses SSP’s Pure Insurance in their General Insurance business to provide an intermediary service between brokers and insurers to cover SMEs such as hotels, restaurants, care homes, pubs, and property owners’ risks. Simon Fraser, IT Manager at New India, said: “When we look at renewing [a contract], we want that reliability, a relationship between us and the provider, to keep that trust ongoing. And we wanted to know that there’s investment going into the software, with long-term research and development. Reliability is key to New India; keeping up with business as usual is paramount and we found that with SSP. So, when evaluating the contract, we looked at that stability, the functionality – that we can actually use it to create our products and trade in the way we want to – and Pure ticks all of those boxes.” With virtual negotiations continuing to be a mainstay, New India’s Simon Fraser has worked alongside SSP’s Bal Badhan for several years and between them, and the recently-joined Account Associate Jessica Ankrett, they were able to have open and natural negotiations due to the integrity of both sides and the existing history. So, what’s next for New India? Their biggest focus is to automate some of their services, including how their Products are distributed to brokers and using the Bordereau System to import data. That will be a huge timesaver and provide them with greater insight into their business. New India confirms that they will be considering further relations with SSP when it comes to other improvements to their business too. Bal Badhan, SSP’s Head of Account Management for Insurer & Enterprise, said: “SSP are extremely proud to continue our long-term relationship with New India and continue to provide our class leading Pure Insurance platform to support and develop the New India business journey. Throughout the negotiation it was clear that Simon Fraser and the New India board were keen to extend our highly collaborative relationship citing the strong support we provide then on a day-to-day basis. We are proud to have New India on board to continue to develop, not only the relationship, but also our product ensuring we consider all aspects of their business and continue to evolve our product.” DOWNLOAD THE FULL PRESS RELEASE Tags: Insurer You might also like Willis Towers Watson and SSP join forces to drive greater innovation in insurance pricing Direct Line for business launches new product with SSP Direct Line Group chooses SSP Select Insurance as a Service for growth SSP and L&G joint venture wins digital award CBL Insurance signs up for SSP Pure Insurance SSP signs up Bahamas First Holdings Limited RESOURCES FOR INSURERS FOR BROKERS FOR ADVISERS SSP EYE SSP OFFICES REQUEST A CALL © Copyright SSP Limited. SSP Intelligent Quotes Hub and SSP Verify are registered trademarks of SSP Limited. Acceptable use policy Cookies Coronavirus Procedures Modern Slavery Act Privacy Terms and conditions UK / EUROPE AFRICA ASIA PACIFIC US