Carrot's Andrew Brown-Allan on Covid-19 and connected motor insurance
Covid-19 has sparked plenty of arguments in the motor insurance world, especially on whether customers should pay premiums for vehicles that aren’t going anywhere, let alone creating claims. Carrot's chief marketing officer Andrew Brown-Allan asks what the future might look like.
Admiral recently broke the UK logjam, some time after its US counterparts had taken a lead, and offered refunds to customers in lockdown but other large motor insurers have been unable to connect
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