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Raising the stakes

As banks evolve, UK insurers are realising the benefits of making alliances with them to offer customers a full house of services. If both parties play to their strengths, they have more chance of seeing off the competition, which could be a boon for insurers seeking to expand. Simon Threadgold looks at who holds the upper hand.

UK insurers have a curious on/off relationship with banking and for
their part, the banks have also displayed fluctuating attitudes towards
bancassurance. This contrasts with the situation in

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Diary of an Insurer: Axa’s Brendon Moodley

From 5am gym sessions to steering major technology initiatives, Brendon Moodley, head of data platforms and product delivery at Axa UK, blends discipline, leadership and family time that includes watching Disney films that sometimes leave him holding back tears.

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