Amanda Blanc-led review finds flood cover dearth
A flood insurance review led by Aviva CEO Amanda Blanc has found that a significant proportion of households eligible for Flood Re supported policies are not offered flood cover.
In April, before being named Aviva boss, Blanc was appointed to lead the Independent Review of Flood Insurance in Doncaster.
The review investigated the insurance cover held by those affected by
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