Wednesday, 27 January 2016

Top UK INSURANCE companies in 2015

AIG Europe = Same as last year

Customer website: www.aig.co.uk

Number and names of UK executive members: 12 - Jacqueline McNamee, managing director; Sean Mannion, property; John Hopper, financial lines; Stuart Sutherland, casualty; Mark Heath, specialty; Ian Robinson, consumer; Charlie Kitson, client engagement; Jeremy Sharpe, broker engagement; Geoff Godwin, chief operating officer; Netsai Mangwende, finance; Peter Handford, HR; Martin Cornhouse, compliance

Names of non-executive directors: Antony Hope; Camilla Kampmann; Jean-Marie Nessi; Martin Bowers; Philippe Tromp

UK brands: AIG; AIG Direct; AIG Medical Management Services (UK); Lex London; Travel Guard; AIG Life

UK reserves: £3458.5bn (total equity for AIG Europe Limited at 30 November 2014)

Total staff: 1600 in UK

Male/female ratio: Male 56%, female 44%

Diversity groups in company: African Caribbean Inclusion Group (ACIG) & Allies UK; disAbilities & Allies UK; Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender (LGBT) & Allies UK; Women & Allies UK; Working Families & Carers UK

Social media addresses:
Twitter
@AIGemea 3000 followers

AIG globally has:
Facebook - AIG (26,800 likes)
LinkedIn - AIG (238,000 followers)
YouTube channel - AIG (3750 subscribers)


Aviva Insurance = Same as last year

Customer websites: www.aviva.co.uk, www.quotemehappy.com, www.generalaccident.com

Number and names of UK executive members: 12 - Maurice Tulloch, chairman global general insurance and CEO UK & Ireland GI; Teresa Copping, UK and Ireland HR director; Stephen Pond, UK and Ireland strategy director; Colm Holmes, UK and Ireland GI chief finance officer; Julian Woodford, GI chief risk officer; Dave Lovely, global GI claims director; Steve Treloar, managing director personal lines; Angus Eaton, managing director commercial lines; Phil Bayles, chief sales officer; Lindsey Rix, chief operating officer; Robin Barker, UK life & GI strategic partnership director; Hugh Hessing, CEO Ireland

Names of non-executive directors: Sir Adrian Montague; Glyn Barker; Patricia Cross; Michael Hawker; Michael Mire; Bob Stein; Scott Wheway; Belén Romana Garcia

UK brands: Aviva; Quotemehappy.com; General Accident

UK telematics brands: Aviva Drive App, although not strictly telematics

UK reserves: £7.4bn as at June 2015

Total staff: 7500 approx (GI staff in UK)

Male/female ratio: Male 49%, female 51%

Diversity groups in company: Aviva Pride network

Social media addresses:
@avivaplc 12,700 followers
@AvivaUK 17,300 followers
www.facebook.com/aviva 750,000 likes

Name of broker club: Club 110

Location of UK regional offices: 45 properties in 28 locations - Aberdeen, Amersham, Belfast, Birmingham, Bishopbriggs, Bristol, Cambridge, Chelmsford, Croydon, Dorking, Eastleigh, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Isle of Man, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Newcastle, Norwich, Perth, Salisbury, Sheffield, Southend, Worthing, York


AXA Insurance = Same as last year

Customer website: www.axa.co.uk

Number and names of UK executive members: 7 - Paul Evans, group CEO Axa UK and Ireland; Amanda Blanc, executive director and CEO Axa commercial lines and personal intermediary; Bertrand Poupart-Lafarge, executive director and group chief financial officer; Keith Gibbs, executive director and CEO Axa PPP Healthcare; Mike Kellard, executive Director and CEO Axa Wealth, John O'Neill; executive director and CEO Axa Ireland; Yves Masson, executive director and CEO Axa direct and partnerships

Names of non-executive directors: Ian Brimecome; Henri de Castries; Bob Dench; Denis Duverne; Peter Hazell; Rosalyn Wilton; Howard Posner

UK brands: Axa; Axa Insurance; Axa PPP Healthcare; Axa Wealth; Swiftcover; Bluefin; Sun Life; Health-On-Line

UK telematics brands: Drivology

Total staff: 10,500

Male/female ratio: Male 43%, female 57%

Diversity groups in company: Yes

Social media addresses: Twitter
@AXAUK - 2200 followers
@AXAPPPhealth - 14,200
@axainsurance - 8800

Facebook ·
AXA Insurance - 11,100 likes ·
AXA PPP -21,500 ·
AXABusinessInsurance - 1,700 ·
SunLife - 12,700 ·
Swiftcover - 41,500

Location of UK regional offices: Basingstoke, Birmingham, Bolton, Bristol, Cardiff, Cobham, Eastbourne, Glasgow, Gloucester, Haverhill, Ipswich, Jersey, Leeds, Leicester, London, Lytham, Maidstone, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Morecambe, Newcastle, Reading, Stockton, Teeside, Tunbridge Wells

If your company were a British tradition, what would it be?
Barbecues in the rain - no matter how bad the weather gets, we will persevere and see it through.

Which famous film/novel sums up your company?
Toy Story, the first successful, fully computer-animated film. It broke the mould and lead the way for its industry, in a similar way that Axa has done with referral fees and renewal pricing

RSA Insurance=Same as last year

Customer websites: www.rsagroup.com, www.morethan.com

Number and names of UK executive members: 9 - Steve
Lewis, CEO, UK & Western Europe; Jon Hancock, managing director, UK commercial; Mark Christer, managing director; UK personal lines; Bill Paton, claims director, UK & Western Europe; Neville Howe, general counsel; Darren McKenzie, chief operating officer; Sean Lowther, chief financial officer; Helen Lloyd, HR director; Ralph Daals, chief auditor

Names of non-executive directors: Johanna Waterous; Alastair Barbour; Kath Cates; Enrico Cucchiani; Hugh Mitchell; Joseph Streppel UK brands: RSA; More Than

UK telematics brands: More Than; Smart Wheels

Total staff: approx. 7000

Male/female ratio: Male 48%, female 52%

Social media addresses:
@rsagroup - 7200 followers
RSA Facebook - 3700 likes
RSA Linked In - 65,000 followers
RSA Youtube - 53,000 views

Name of broker club: Platinum brokers

Location of UK regional offices: Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Chelmsford, Douglas, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Guernsey, Halifax, Horsham, Ipswich, Leeds, Leicester, London, Liverpool, Manchester, Peterborough, Redhill, Sunderland.

If your company were a British tradition, what would it be?
Afternoon tea.

Why?
It's a family favourite, traditional, multi-layered and always delivers. 

K Insurance/Direct Line= Same as last year

Customer websites: www.directline.com, www.churchill.com, www.privilege.com, www.greenflag.com, www.directlineforbusiness.co.uk, www.nig.com

Number and names of UK executive members: 9 - Paul Geddes, CEO; John Reizenstein, chief financial officer; Mike Holliday-Williams, managing director personal lines; Steve Maddock, managing director claims and business services; Humphrey Tomlinson, general counsel; Jose Vazquez, chief risk officer; Simon Linares, human resources director; Jonathan Greenwood, managing director commercial; Angela Morrison, chief information officer

Names of non-executive directors:
Mike Biggs; Jane Hanson; Andrew Palmer; Clare Thompson; Priscilla Vacassin; Sebastian James

UK brands: Direct Line; Churchill; Privilege; Green Flag; Direct Line for Business; NIG UK telematics brands: Direct Line, Drive Plus, Drive Xpert, Drive Sure - Churchill

Total staff: 11,263

Male/female ratio: Male 50.6%, female 46%, transgendered female 0.01%, undisclosed 3.2%

Diversity groups in company: Diversity Network Alliance

Social media addresses: @DirectLine_UK - 5900 followers
@GreenFlagUK - 3500 followers
@ChurchillTheDog - 2900 followers
@PrivilegeUK - 100 followers

Location of UK regional offices: 16 accident repair centres across the UK and 22 offices with key locations including: Bromley (head office), London, Birmingham, Bristol, Doncaster, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Pudsey

If your company were a British tradition, what would it be?
We would be the 2012 Olympics. (2012 was a huge year for us as we successfully separated and floated DLG.) The whole event was a huge British success story where a diverse bunch of talented people worked hard but had a lot of fun overcoming many practical hurdles to deliver a great customer experience! The Olympics also represent the fact that being great at general insurance requires multi-disciplinary excellence and we want each of our brands to be winners.

Which famous film/novel sums up your company?
James Bond. Like the movie franchise, we're constantly reinventing ourselves to stay relevant. We love new technology, yet also believe that people are always the best way to save the day. We also like to think we have a bit of style with a good sense of humour.

Top 10 Best Insurance Companies In The World In 2015

1. Berkshire Hathaway Insurance
2. China life Insurance
3. Allianz Insurance
4. American International Group (AIG)
5. Ping An insurance
6. MetLife
7. AXA

Insurance company is way of risk management through hedging the loss or damage of any uncertain situation by paying some amount to company. In recent era the Insurance companies are emerging and become any integral part of life of any individual or corporation which covers any of loss by offering different specialized plans to its customers. Insurance companies provides exclusive policies including automotive, property, tangible or intangible goods, health and life insurance with respect to time, money or premium becoming efficient and effective respondents to change which enables risk. There are numerous insurance companies serving the customers worldwide making it difficult for any person or business firm to choose the best one. Here we listed top ten best insurance companies in the world below for you.

Installing .XAP files on your phone using an SD card

Some mobile operators offer apps in the form of a .XAP file on an SD card. If you've got a .XAP file on an SD card, here's how to install it on your phone. Tip

If you're running Windows Phone 8.1 and your phone supports an SD card, you can install apps directly to your SD card instead of your phone's internal storage. These apps will show up in the App list just like your other apps and games. To install apps and games from your phone's SD card

Insert an SD card that contains one or more .XAP files into your phone.

In the App list, tap Store Store Tile.

Tap More More icon, then tap Install local apps. (If you're running an earlier version of Windows Phone, look for the SD card option instead.) Note

If you've just inserted the SD card or added the .XAP files, you might need to wait a few minutes before you can access your SD card from the Store.

Select the apps you want, then tap Install.

Installed apps appear in the App list. Depending on the specific app or game, you'll be able to use them as follows:

Free apps and games can be used immediately.

Paid apps and games that have a trial will be available as a trial version that you can purchase later.

Paid apps and games without a trial must be purchased before you can use them.

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