Last updated: June 2026
Sorigin Insurance Brokers is committed to acting in the best interests of our clients at all times. This policy describes how we identify, manage, and disclose conflicts of interest.
What Is a Conflict of Interest?
A conflict of interest arises when our interests, or those of our employees, could potentially influence our professional judgment and compromise our duty to act in your best interest.
Sources of Potential Conflicts
Potential conflicts of interest may arise from: commission arrangements with insurance companies, relationships with other financial service providers, personal interests of our staff, and business relationships that could influence our advice.
How We Manage Conflicts
We manage conflicts of interest through the following measures: maintaining a register of identified conflicts, disclosing material conflicts to clients before providing advice, implementing information barriers where necessary, and ensuring our remuneration structures do not incentivize inappropriate recommendations.
Brokerage Remuneration
Sorigin Insurance Brokers receives brokerage commissions from insurance companies. The level of commission may vary between insurers and products. However, our recommendations are always based on your needs, risk profile, and the suitability of the product — not on the commission payable.
Disclosure
We will always disclose any material conflict of interest to you before providing advice or arranging insurance on your behalf.
Contact
If you have concerns about a potential conflict of interest, please contact us at info@sorigin.in.