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Tesco Bank partners with insurance platforms

By Alexandra Leonards

Tesco bank has formed a new partnership with insurance comparison sites Quotezone.co.uk and CompareNI.com.

Currently Tesco Bank has more than five million customers across a range of banking and insurance products.

The partnership will give consumers who purchase one of Tesco Bank’s car insurance products through either Quotezone or CompareNI a unique discount on their premium.

“We continually evolve our products to ensure they are more closely aligned to the needs of Tesco shoppers,” said Mark Airey, commercial director, Insurance at Tesco Bank. “We’re pleased to partner with Quotezone.co.uk and CompareNI.com to offer car insurance with a strong emphasis on value, helpful benefits and rewarding loyalty.”

Helen Rolph, senior e-business manager at Quotezone.co.uk, said: “We’re excited to partner with a renowned market-leader such as Tesco Bank and add this big brand to our network of experts. Working together on this project has already been a rewarding experience and I look forward to exploring further opportunities for our customers.”

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