Aviva's Q3 UK GI premium soars 12%
In its UK general insurance business, Aviva has reported a 12% rise in net written premiums to £1.05bn in Q3, compared to £927m in the same period last year.
In the year to date, UK general insurance premiums were £2.99bn, slightly ahead of 2009 (3Q 2009: £2.98bn). The combined operating ratio was 96% for the nine month period.
In a statement, Aviva said: "The improving sales position reflects excellent retention levels across personal and commercial lines, effective marketing campaigns and the success of the RAC panel.
"Our focus on personal motor has had a particularly good result with 160,000 more customers now holding direct motor insurance with
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