Neptune Flood appointed exclusive flood MGA for Palomar
By Mia MacGregor
June 26 - (The Insurer) - Palomar Holdings has appointed Neptune Flood as its exclusive MGA for flood insurance.
The partnership allows both companies to further their aim of providing a technology-driven alternative to the National Flood Insurance Program and making flood coverage more accessible to customers nationwide, according to Palomar.
Through this agreement, Palomar’s agents will gain access to Neptune’s platform, offering a streamlined quoting and binding experience with enhanced coverage options, the company stated.
“Together, we are expanding flood insurance availability with a streamlined and scalable solution that delivers strong value to our policyholders and partners,” said Jon Christianson, president of Palomar.
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