What Is an Insurance Introducer (and How Is It Different From a Broker)?
Quick answer
An insurance introducer passes a customer's details to a broker or insurer but does not give advice or arrange cover. A broker advises customers and arranges policies with insurers. An insurer carries the risk and pays claims. High Value Home Quote is an introducer.
General information only. High Value Home Quote is an FCA-registered insurance introducer (lead generation), not a broker or insurer. We do not give advice or prices. An FCA-regulated specialist broker can advise on your own circumstances.
Three Different Roles
| Role | What they do | | --- | --- | | Introducer | Passes your enquiry to a broker. No advice, no prices. | | Broker | Understands your needs, advises and arranges cover. | | Insurer | Underwrites the policy and pays valid claims. |
Where We Fit
We are the introducer. Our role ends once your details reach a specialist broker. Learn how our service works.
Frequently asked questions
Is an introducer regulated?
Introducers carrying out introduction activity in the UK typically need to be authorised or registered appropriately. High Value Home Quote is FCA-registered.
Why use an introducer?
An introducer can help you reach a specialist broker who works in a niche market, such as high-value homes, without searching yourself.
Who is responsible for advice?
The broker who advises you is responsible for any advice given.
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