Commercial lines firing for Aviva and broker partners, says Bayles
Insurer’s leaders keen on further schemes growth as they report progress in personal lines.
“It is not usual to have everything firing at the same time but it is in commercial lines at the moment,” Phil Bayles told Insurance Age as the provider revealed its half year results for 2018.
The insurer reported that commercial business grew by 3% to £864m in the period with the non-motor business part of this achieving a 5% uplift.
The commercial combined operating ratio also improved to 93%.
“Most of the brokers will be enjoying good growth with us,” the managing director of UK
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