With commercial pressures and tough business conditions putting the squeeze on insurance companies, the importance of the brand and customer service levels has never been more vital. The British Insurers Insight Report 2012 details the front-line service performance of the broker market’s 40 most-used commercial insurers and MGAs. What do brokers think of your competitors? What do they think of you?
Now in its third annual edition, the BIIR delivers actionable insights on service strengths, weaknesses and potential improvements - coupled with invaluable competitor intelligence.
This year's study ran from late August to early November 2011, gathering comprehensive responses from 360 commercial broking professionals.
With 26,300 informed service grades on the market's 40 most-used insurers to go on, plus more than 3000 supporting comment the BIIR is the UK's largest and most respected independent study of commercial insurers' service performance.
Research Methodology
Each year, we ask a cross-section of commercial brokers to grade insurers they have used during the previous 12 months on six core aspects of service. We then calculate scores and rankings for each of these aspects - and, from these, for insurers' performance on service overall. We also invite broker comment on service, relationship management and technological matters.
The report generates detailed two-page, thousand-word performance profiles on each of these 40 insurers and MGAs, plus 25 pages of detailed background and analysis of core service issues.
Dedicated sections deal with the following:
• new business
• calibre of underwriters
• documentation
• quality of cover
• renewals process
• claims handling
• business development support
• and online quote-and-bind technology
On each aspect of service, we score and rank the 40 leading commercial insurers and analyse key issues and developments.
Ace, Ageas, Allianz, Angel, APC Underwriting, Arista, Aviva, AXA, Beazley, Brit, Catlin, Chartis, Chaucer, CNA Europe, Ecclesiastical, Equity Red Star, Fusion, Groupama, HCC International, Hiscox, HSB EIL, Liberty International LV, Markel, MMA, NIG, Novae, QBE, RSA, Sterling, This, Towergate, Tradex, Travelers, UK General, WR Berkley, Zurich
BIIR 2012: Consultancy Editions
For insurers keen to really get to the bottom of service matters, we can also offer unique Consultancy Editions of the BIIR, comprising the standard report plus 30-60 pages of detailed custom analysis.
We provide results for every aspect of service by geographical region and class of broking firm, full verbatim broker commentary and enhanced insight and conclude with actionable recommendations for the specific insurer in question.
For further information, to order or to request a sample insurer profile, please contact: Phil Davison on 020 7316 9215 or via email.
Based on comprehensive input from 90 unique claims professionals, the Loss Adjusters Insight Report 2011 gives detailed performance insight on the broker market's 10 most commonly-used firms of loss adjusters for commodity-type claims - and also for the ten most commonly-used in major loss work.
Based on comprehensive input from 104 British Isles Marine & Transport broking professionals, the Marine & Transport Insurers Insight Report 2011 details the front-line service performance of the broker market's 13 most-used M&T insurers.
Based on comprehensive input from over a 150 unique brokers of professional & financial risks, the Financial and Professional Insurers Insight Report 2011 delivers actionable insights on the 16 most used financial professional insurers.
Based on comprehensive input from 212 British Isles HNW P/L broking professionals, the High Net Worth Personal Lines Insight Report 2011 details the front-line service performance of the broker market's ten most-used HNW P/L insurers and MGAs.
The latest Sentiment Survey indicates that dual pricing is still a concern for brokers and commercial is lagging behind personal lines in terms of rising premiums.
The Insurance Age Autumn 2011 Sentiment survey is sponsored by Groupama Insurances.
Please contact Insurance 360 for more information:
Phil Davison, Publisher, 020 7316 9215, email phil.davison@incisivemedia.com
Peter Joy, Research Principal, Insurance 306, 020 7316 9814, email: peter.joy@incisivemedia.com
Updating your subscription status
To achieve a sustainable profit, personal lines insurers need to transform their retention rates, using modern communications techniques to engage with customers and understand their individual needs. This white paper is based on a specially commissioned study involving 42 senior managers at UK and Irish insurers.
The complex patchwork of legislation and guidance governing work equipment risks in the UK is an administrative monster that many businesses struggle to wrestle with successfully. It takes significant levels of technical expertise and resources to understand and effectively navigate the maze of legal requirements, and this problem grows increasingly unwieldy for smaller organisations with limited manpower and finances.
Post |
22 May 2012
Post |
23 May 2012
Post |
22 May 2012
Post |
22 May 2012
Post |
22 May 2012