Oklahoma-based BancInsure’s insurance and risk management products are now available to Texas bankers through their local independent insurance agents, the company announced.
“As a former Texan I understand the extraordinary value of relationships and the desire for choice in the insurance purchase decision,” states Rodney N. Sargent, president and CEO of BancInsure Inc. “Texas bankers prefer the opportunity to choose how and with whom they conduct business. We are proud of our long-term relationship with the Texas Bankers Association (TBA) and continue to offer our products through their independent agency – Texas Bankers Insurance Agency.”
The Texas Bankers Association (TBA) was a founding partner in BancInsure more than 22 years ago. BancInsure and Texas Bankers Association continue a strong partnership and share a desire to best serve the bankers in the state of Texas.
Sargent adds, “As the leading niche specialist in the community bank business for over 22 years, we are excited about this opportunity to strengthen our relationships with independent agents and the banks they serve. Evolving our distribution and working with the Independent Insurance Agents of Texas are just some of the ways we chose to demonstrate our commitment to the bankers and independent insurance agents of Texas.”
As a full-line independent insurer specific to financial institutions, BancInsure’s understanding of financial institutions and their intricate operations is unmatched in the marketplace. This translates to extraordinary value through complete risk mitigation and risk management solutions.
Headquartered in Oklahoma City, BancInsure holds an A- (Excellent) with a stable outlook A.M. Best rating and is endorsed by eighteen banking organizations and is licensed in 48 states.
Source: BancInsure
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