DAS to provide Bluefin brokers with motor assistance
Legal expenses insurer DAS has partnered with the Bluefin Network to provide their partner brokers with access to their motor breakdown service, DAS Motor Assistance Gold.
The product is available via the Acturis system and the Bluefin Network hub. It provides cover for private vehicles, fleet of cars, vans, or commercial vehicles.
Darren Weekes, UK broker sales manager
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