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House proud.

Lloyd's has become an important market for placing high net worth household business. However, Steve Banner says Lloyd's can accommodate other types of household risk as well.

Retaining an aspiring young professional's domestic buildings and
contents business as he or she steadily rises from graduate trainee to
chief executive, has always been a challenge for brokers. Cox is one
insurer that is aiming to make this task much easier, with the launch of
its Sterling range of products last year, says Andrew Bell, general
manager at Cox Underwriting Services.


"We have combined the talents of Equity Red Star, which tends to
concentrate on the standard market, with those of Cox

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Ageas UK GWP jumps as Esure deal flows in

Ageas has posted a 72% hike in gross written premiums in the UK to €1.42bn (£1.21bn) for the first half of the year as the takeovers of Esure and Saga’s underwriter Acromas Insurance Company continued to kick in.

ALA expands range with pothole insurance

Yorkshire-based GAP insurance provider ALA Insurance has expanded its product offering with the launch of a specialist pothole insurance policy, in a move it claimed targets one of the “more persistent and costly problems facing UK motorists”.

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