Ageas and Tesco Underwriting Pick Up Significant Partnership Award
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Employees from across the businesses were vital in the development of the new company, providing expertise to build a robust governance structure and IT infrastructure, and to develop high performance teams and a high level of customer service aligned with the shared customer-centric values of both
The successful set up of the business delivered above target gross written premium in 2011 of pounds 655.3 million, servicing over 1.5 million customers and handling over 100,000 claims in the first year of trading. Overall, the business recruited and trained over 500 employees and set up operations across four locations with a new tailored IT infrastructure. All of this was delivered to deadline in tight time scales, 20 per cent under budget, with strong service levels that compare favorably with industry benchmarks and within the context of not disrupting
Commenting on the achievement, Barry Smith, CEO, Ageas
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