Shortlists revealed for Best Insurance Employer categories for 2025 BIAs
Today we can reveal the shortlists for the Best Insurance Employer categories, ahead of the winners being announced at the Royal Albert Hall on the 9th July.
In terms of Best Insurance Employer – Large, the shortlist is:
- 1st Central
- Ageas
- Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance UK
- Domestic & General
- QBE
- Zego
The shortlist for Best Insurance Employer – SME, is:
- Cornish Mutual
- Konsileo
- Momentum Broker Solutions
- NBS Underwriting
- Plan Group
Details of companies that were awarded three, four or five stars will be revealed after the 2025 event at the RAH.
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