British Insurance Awards Winners announced
The great and good in the UK insurance industry came together last night at the Royal Albert Hall to celebrate the industry's achievements over the past year, which saw LV crowned General Insurer of the Year.
Details of all the winners:
Commercial Broking Initiative of the Year - SME/Mid Corporate
Wilby
Commercial Lines Broking Initiative of the Year - Large corporate
Marsh
Personal Lines Broking Initiative of the Year
Hastings Direct
Marketing Initiative of the Year
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Claims Initiative of the Year
Zurich Insurance
The Major Loss Award
AXA Commercial Lines
The E-Business Award
Insurethebox
Young Achiever of The Year
David Britton - Ecclesiastical Insurance
The Investing in the Profession Award
Zurich Insurance
The Technology Award
XL Group
The Customer Care Award
Hiscox
Broker of the Year
Bartlett & Company
Business Transformation Deal of the Year
Ageas and Tesco Underwriting
The Risk Management Award
FMG
Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative of the Year
Zurich
Community Broker of the Year
Liz Smith, franchsie holder at Coversure Insurance Services (Middlesbrough)
Service Provider of the Year
Reynolds Porter Chamberlain
Underwriting Initiative of the Year
Ecclesiastical Insurance
Underwriting Agency of the Year
The Dual Group
General Insurer of the Year
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The Achievement Award
Peter Cullum - Towergate Partnership
Congratulations to all the winners on the tonight and to all the finalists.
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