Insurers "remain committed" to motor broker market
LV, Ageas, Aviva and Allianz confirm they see opportunities in the market despite RSA's exit.
Following RSA's announcement that it is to withdraw from personal broker private motor, insurers including LV, Ageas and Allianz have said they remain committed to the market.
Adam Marshall, head of broker sales and distribution at Allianz, said he believed the insurer was in a "very good position" to grow its broker account going forward.
Marshall added: "There has been a lot of comment in the industry recently about how challenging the market is but Allianz remains committed to underwriting
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