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UK Insurance Aggregators 2009

This comprehensive report provides insight into the market size of aggregator-instigated sales of private motor and home insurance and examines key competitor developments that have taken place in the market. It also analyses the impact of advertising on the sector and forecasts the future growth of the channel in the home and motor insurance sectors. ( http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=130032&rt=UK-Insurance-Aggregators-2009.html )

Scope

* Consumer behavior analysis based on Financial Services Consumer Insight survey.
* Profiles of the leading aggregators including information on financials, sales figures, product coverage and company strategy.
* Market sizing data on the market share of aggregators in the home and motor insurance markets.
* Forecasts of aggregator-instigated sales in the home and motor insurance sectors.

Highlights

Aggregator-instigated new business has grown substantially in the home insurance market. In 2007, sales initiated by aggregators accounted for just 2% of new business in the home insurance market and this figure has now reached 10%.

Competitive pressures have continued to intensify in the market since 2006, when a number of new players such as Gocompare.com and Comparethemarket.com entered the space. Since their launch, these two brands along with TescoCompare.com have been quickly able to establish themselves as strong competitors in the market.

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* Assist in planning your aggregator strategy.
* Understand the market potential for aggregators.
* Gain insight into the main trends affecting the aggregator market.
 

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Marsh has forecasted that insurance rates for both UK property and casualty risks could fall by up to 10 percent in 2010. Speaking to a gathering of over 200 clients at the Marsh UK Annual Client Conference, Tim Pritchard, head of Placement for Marsh UK’s large corporate accounts, told delegates that competition for good risks remained strong, with plentiful capacity in both sectors.

“Insurers are looking to retain market share and are competing aggressively for good, well-managed risks,” Pritchard explained. “Combined with plentiful insurance capacity, rates in many classes of business have now fallen to the levels they were pre-2001. Having fallen 5 percent and 7 percent respectively so far this year, we expect UK property and casualty rates to fall by up to 10 percent next year.”

He also noted that more insurers had entered the market for casualty business. As an example, he cited stand alone employers’ liability insurance market, which now had 11 insurers writing this business, compared to three in 2003. He also said that there was now much more competition for environmental liability classes.

Pritchard added: “Competition for fleet motor business has remained strong and we expect rates in this sector to remain flat in 2010. Directors’ and Officers’ (D&O) insurance saw a spike in the first two quarters of 2009, especially for financial institutions where rates increased by up to 125 percent. However, the third quarter saw rate reductions of between 10 percent and 30 percent for non-financial institution D&O business and we expect to see rates fall further in the first half of next year.

“Companies that have not brought their insurance programme to the market for a few years would be well advised to do so now in order to take advantage of soft market rates. Good risks that have not come on to the market for several years are achieving significant savings, even beyond market trends.

“Insurers acknowledge that their loss ratios are lower because risk management within companies has improved. Although we expect 2010 insurance rates to remain soft, a mix of claims inflation and a diminished ability for insurers to release reserves means that the outlook for 2011 and beyond is tougher. Companies are well advised to embed, and be able to demonstrate, their risk management proficiency in order to maximise their ability to achieve the best possible deal from insurers.”

Source: Marsh – www.mmc.com or www.marsh.com







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DUBLIN–Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/449051/understanding_the)
has announced the addition of the “Understanding
the UK Car Insurance System – Part 2: How to Gain Competitive UK
Insurance Ratings” report to their offering.

An insight into how to develop an efficient strategy to reduce
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to
gain competitive group ratings in the UK car insurance system at
minimal
cost. It provides best practice using worked examples and suggests
ways
in which to manage the whole process in order to offer drivers the
benefit of lower insurance costs.

This report explains how to gain competitive group ratings in the UK
car
insurance system at minimal cost. It provides an insight into best
practice using worked examples and suggests ways in which to manage
the
whole process in order to offer drivers the benefit of lower
insurance
costs.

A summary of how the group rating process works and how the main
factors
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  • An overall strategy for gaining competitive group ratings is
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    and
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Please note these reports do not contain the actual group rating
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However, following the guidelines and examples in this report gives a

clear method of achieving the best out of the process and minimising
cost and risk.

Executive Summary:

Understand insurance and maximise your competitive position in the UK

The UK insurance approval system is one of the most complicated in
the
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To help appreciate the complexities, SBD presents a three part series
of
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the
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UK
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insurance processes and recommend how to manage the activities
required
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Key Topics Covered:

  • Executive summary
  • Introduction to this report
  • The “Understanding the UK Car Insurance” series of reports
  • Summary
  • Introduction to the “Understanding the UK car insurance system”
    report
    series
  • Example vehicles
  • The UK insurance group rating process summary
  • Key players
  • Fundamental group rating influences
  • What influences the outcome?
  • How are the group ratings used?
  • Planning
  • Timeline
  • Setting clear group rating targets
  • Meeting the targets – D&R
  • Analysing the D&R target
  • D&R design
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  • Meeting the targets – Security
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  • Security design – electrical
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  • Managing the ABI submission
  • Questionnaire details
  • Parts pricing strategy
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  • List of figures

For more information visit

http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/449051/understanding_the

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