Aggregators

Household: On shaky ground

With cracks beginning to show in the profitability of the household insurance market, is the sector set to crumble or are its foundations solid enough to see it through?

Interview: Steve Langan: Onwards and upwards

Concerned that the wider industry is dangerously out of touch when it comes to technology, servicing customers and advertising, Hiscox UK managing director Steve Langan tells Post how his firm keeps up with the times.

Q&A: Andy Watson: Happy days

Andy Watson reflects on his short time in charge of Ageas UK and discusses market issues, including the referral fees ban, regulation, telematics and recent job cuts in the sector.

Interview: Matthew Donaldson: Keeping it simples

New BGL Group CEO Matthew Donaldson – among those responsible for inflicting meerkat Aleksandr Orlov on the world – tells Post he is taking control of a firm in a ‘very strong position’, and explains why the group is happy to play the long game.

Confused to unveil new branding this weekend

Confused is ready to launch a multi-million pound re-brand with views to re-positioning the brand on the market. The first advertising spot will be aired this Saturday, 1 June, during Britain’s Got Talent.

Marketing: European exposure

In the UK, the insurance industry is well known for its marketing and advertising campaigns but is brand management as effective in Europe, Francesca Nyman explains.

Bike aggregator boss banned for eight years

Alexis Jon Stone, director of the motor insurance comparison website Bike Insurer Services, has been disqualified for eight years after The Insolvency Service found he had paid himself or his American company ahead of other creditors.

Go Compare tops most complained about ads

Car insurance price aggregator Go Compare has seen its adverts slammed by consumers, taking the top two spots in numbers of complaints published by the Advertising Standards Agency.

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