Annual Report and Accounts 2023
Celebrating 30 years
BETTER
TOGETHER
Annual Report and Accounts 2023
2023 Financial and
Strategic Highlights
Financial Highlights
Group profit before tax1,2 |
EPS1,2 (pence) |
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£443m |
111.2p |
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2023 |
£443m |
2023 |
111.2p |
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2022 |
£361m |
2022 |
95.4p |
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ROE1,2 |
Insurance revenue1,2 |
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36% |
£3.5bn |
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2023 |
36% |
2023 |
£3.5bn |
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2022 |
29% |
2022 |
£3.0bn |
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Turnover1 |
Customers3(million) |
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£4.8bn |
9.7m |
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2023 |
£4.8bn |
2023 |
9.7m |
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2022 |
£3.7bn |
2022 |
9.2m |
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2021 |
£3.5bn |
20214 |
8.4m |
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Dividend per share (pence) |
Solvency ratio1 |
(post dividend) |
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103.0p |
200% |
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2023 |
103.0p |
2023 |
200% |
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2022 |
112.0p |
2022 |
180% |
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2021 |
187.0p |
2021 |
195% |
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Contents
Company Overview
6 About us
- Our Business Model
- - What we do
- - The drivers of our success
- - Creating value for our stakeholders
- 2023 Awards
Strategic Report
15 Chair's statement
- Chief Executive Officer's statement
- Our Strategy
- Q&A with Milena, Geraint, Cristina and Costantino
- Key Performance Indicators
- Group Chief Financial Officer's review
- 2023 Group overview
UK Insurance review
International Insurance review
Admiral Money review
- Other Group Items
- Group Capital Structure and Financial Position
- Sustainability
- Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR)
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)
- Section 172 Statement
- Non-Financialand Sustainability Information Statement
- Principal Risks and Uncertainties
- Viability Statement
Corporate Governance
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Chair's Introduction to Governance |
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Q&A with the Chair |
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Board of Directors |
125 |
Board Leadership and Company Purpose |
140 |
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Nomination and Governance |
Committee Report |
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Company Overview
30 years ago in
We are always striving to be 'better together', as
outlined in our purpose statement - and it's our unique culture and dedicated colleagues that help us achieve this. Thank you to every single person who, over the last
30 years, has contributed to our purpose to help more
people to look after their future.
Sustainability Highlights
Gender split across the Group4
(2022: 50% female, 50% male)
FemaleMale
50%49%
Emissions5 (tonnes CO2 per employee)
0.15 tonnes
2023 |
0.08* |
0.15 |
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2022 |
0.14 |
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* Excluding one-off leak event |
Net Promoter Score (NPS)
Group average across our operations6
>45
(2022: >50)
161 |
Audit Committee Report |
168 |
Group Risk Committee Report |
172 |
Remuneration Committee Report |
174 |
Remuneration at a Glance |
176 |
Director's Remuneration Policy |
185 |
Annual Report on Remuneration |
198 |
Directors' Report |
Financial Statements
205 |
Independent Auditor's Report |
216 |
Consolidated Income Statement |
217 |
Consolidated Statement of |
Comprehensive Income |
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218 |
Consolidated Statement of Financial Position |
219 |
Consolidated Cashflow Statement |
220 |
Consolidated Statement of Changes in Equity |
221 |
Notes to the Consolidated |
Financial Statements |
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303 |
Appendix to the Group Financial Statements |
(unaudited) |
Celebrating
30 YEARS
of Admiral
- Alternative performance measures, see page 316.
- Group profit before tax, Earnings per share, Insurance revenue and Retuon equity for 2022 are restated for IFRS 17.
- 2021 and 2022 Customer numbers restated - refer to the end of the report for definition and explanation.
- 1% includes non-binary and other genders, and colleagues who'd prefer not to say.
- Scope 1 and 2 market based emissions per employee per SECR on page 71.
- Relational NPS, methodology updated in 2022. We've seen a decrease in the NPS mainly due to increased prices, which are a reflection of current market conditions.
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Parent Company Financial Statements |
306 |
Notes to the Parent Company |
Financial Statements |
Additional Information
316 Glossary
People who like what they do,
do it better.
2 Company Overview
Starting SOMETHING BETTER
Admiral was launched in 1993 by |
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Stevens and their team. With only one brand and 57 colleagues, |
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new technology, new ways of working, and to take risks. |
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They put customers at the heart of what they did and believed |
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Henry |
in the power of the team. In 2004, Admiral floated on the |
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the only |
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Stevens
Happy colleagues = happy customers
Supporting
OUR PEOPLE
#1
Best Big Company to
Work for in the
ALWAYS STRIVING
FOR BETTER,
TOGETHER.
The secret to our success is our people and our culture.
We recognise that "people who like what they do, do it better" and it's because we care, that we get exceptional results.
From 57 to over 13,000 people worldwide, we have always done things the Admiral way.
Read more on page 62
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Company Overview
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4 Company Overview
Hello,welcome toAdmiral
Caring ABOUT OUR CUSTOMERS
Today we serve over 9,700,000 customers with products that reflect their extensive and changing needs. We aim to be there for them when they need us most.
Read more on page 90
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zero by 2040 |
Overview |
Focusing
ON THE FUTURE
After 30 years of innovation, we continue
to focus on technology and agility; diversifying
our businesses; and progressing with the
evolution of motor. Through all this change our culture and customer focus remain at our core.
Read more on page 22
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6 Company Overview
About us
Our Business Segments
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Customers: |
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Admiral is one of the largest car |
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Brands |
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Company Overview
Admiral has growing Household, Travel and Pet insurance businesses.
Brands
Customers:
1.8 million
(2022: 1.6 million)
Turnover7:
£339 million
(2022: £255 million)
Gross insurance revenue:
£293 million
(2022: £237 million)
International Insurance8
Admiral has Motor insurance businesses in
Brands
Customers:
2.2 million
(2022: 2.1 million)
Turnover7:
£895 million
(2022: £795 million)
Insurance revenue:
£843 million
(2022: £750 million)
People employed globally: |
Customers worldwide: |
Turnover worldwide7: |
>13,000 |
9.7m |
£4.8bn |
Loans
Admiral offers unsecured personal loans and car finance products.
Brands
- Alternative Performance Measures - refer to the end of the report for definition and explanation.
International Insurance numbers include Motor, Home and Pet.
Customers:
152,000
(2022: 143,000)
Total revenue:
£67million
(2022: £45 million)
Gross balances:
£1billion
(2022: £0.9 billion)
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8 Company Overview
Our Business Model
VALUE FOR ALL OF
OUR STAKEHOLDERS
Everything starts with our purpose:
Help more people to look after their future.
Always striving for better, together.
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Company Overview
Our drivers of success help achieve our purpose.
Excellent customer service
- Simple and clear communication
- Responsible sales and transparent claims processes
- Satisfied customers
Unique
Company culture
Our strategy is |
So we can maximise the |
the foundation for |
value we create for our |
future growth. |
stakeholders. |
Customers |
People
What we do
Our customers
We provide a broad range of insurance and lending products to meet our customers' specific needs, enabling more people to look after their future.
Our customers pay us an agreed premium to insure themselves against a specific risk. We efficiently pool these risks and manage our capital with discipline to protect our customers when they need us. We generate further income from investing premiums, selling ancillary add-ons and unsecured personal lending products, and from fees generated over the lifetime of a policy. The difference between our revenues and our paid and expected claims and operating costs drives our profitability. The majority of our profits are paid out in dividends, with a proportion held back to continue investing in our capabilities and business opportunities, and to support growth.
- Communication
- Equality
- Recognition and reward
- Fun
Operational excellence
- Good value financial products
- Risk selection and data analytics
- Efficient claims management
- Financial discipline
Efficient capital employment
- Good risk management
- Strong shareholder returns
Track record of long-term profitable growth
- Prudent reserving philosophy
- Test-and-learnapproach
- Responsible and sustainable operations
Accelerating towards
Admiral 2.0
Partners &
Suppliers
Shareholders
Diversification
Communities
Environment
Evolution of Motor
Managing claims
We engage closely with our customers throughout the claims process, ensuring they are supported and receive a fair outcome in a timely manner.
Partners/suppliers
These include our partners in reinsurance, IT hosting, distribution and claims management, and finance. Read more about how we are working with partners and suppliers on page 95
Our people
People are at the heart of our business. We have always focused on providing a supportive environment that allows people to develop and grow. Our unique culture drives openness, equality and employees who care about their work.
Managing investments |
Dividends |
Investors |
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Managing risk
We underwrite carefully selected risks and share a proportion of that risk with reinsurers and co-insurers, earning profit commission where the business generates overall profits.
Co-insurers/re-insurers
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Read more about what we do on page 10
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Our Business Model
continued
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What we do
Insurance underwriting and other products
Our primary business is to sell car, van, home, travel, and pet insurance.
Optimising capital structure through reinsurance
A key feature of our business model and success is the extensive use of
Competing
IN THE
The drivers of our success
Our drivers of success help us achieve our purpose, maximise the value we create for our stakeholders, and stand out as a go-to insurance provider.
2023 highlights
Excellent customer service
• 4.7 "Excellent" |
in ConTe10 |
Company Overview
The majority of our customers buy our products through the price comparison channel, with a smaller proportion buying either directly or through brokers and agents. We generate further income from the sale of ancillary add-ons and from fees generated over the lifetime of a policy.
The
a 8% share of the private home insurance market9 (2022: 7%). We leverage the capabilities and resources from our established
Outside of our core underwriting activities, we sell a range of unsecured personal loans and car finance products in the
We also invest in new ventures through Admiral Pioneer, which is designed to test new products and identify future sources of earnings.
reinsurance and co-insurance partnerships. These include proportional and non- proportional risk-sharing agreements, where insurers outside of the Group underwrite the majority of the risk generated. These arrangements include profit commission terms which allow
us to retain a significant portion of the profit generated.
Investing premiums
We also generate income by investing the premiums we collect. Our investment strategy is focused on capital preservation and low volatility of returns relative
to liabilities. We have an asset liability matching strategy to manage interest rate and currency risk. We hold a prudent level of liquidity and the investment portfolio has a high-quality credit profile.
ADMIRAL
GAMES
In 2023, colleagues from around the Group had a great time taking part in the first
Admiral Pioneer was crowned the 2023 champion, with
Excellent customer service
Our focus on providing good customer service remains as crucial today as it was in 1993.
We aim to create insurance products that are easily understood and accessible through simple and clear communication. Our sales teams provide all relevant information, including limitations, so our customers can make informed decisions and choose the right products for
their needs.
To ensure responsible sales and transparent claims processes, we actively review our practices against internal policies and regulatory requirements.
We provide clear guidance and focus on delivering good outcomes to our customers in a timely manner. Customers can reach us via multiple channels and we have controls in place to identify and appropriately support vulnerable customers.
We regularly measure customer satisfaction across key benchmarks, such as the Net Promoter Score® (NPS), to stay close to customers' views and understand areas where our service needs improvement, as well as where we are doing well.
A great culture goes a long way towards buildinglong-termcommercial success. Our four pillars of culture are the foundation for why we enjoy coming to work every day and why Admiral is celebrated as a Great Place To Work®.
We encourage open and transparent communication at all levels.
Our management operate an open-door policy, and our Group CEO engages with colleagues through the 'Ask Milena' initiative.
Our share ownership scheme plays an important role in how we recognise and reward our colleagues. When people own a part of their Company, they share in its success.
Since day one we've said, 'if people like what they do, they do it better'. Our 'ministry of fun' organises events so that colleagues can spend time together, have fun and connect.
Operational excellence
We take great pride in providing good value financial products and services that meet customer needs.
Our focus on risk selection and data analytics shapes ourdecision-makingand is built upon extensive claims experience, underwriting capabilities, and insights from big data.
Our efficient claims management is backed by a culture of continuous improvement, proactive engagement, decades of experience in claims handling, and great customer service.
We remain focused on building long-term sustainable and profitable businesses through financial discipline. Our cost- conscious approach is strongly embedded across the organisation as our employees are shareholders, and this translates into a competitive expense ratio.
Efficient capital employment
Our partnerships with our reinsurers are underpinned by atrack-recordof strong underwriting results and good risk management. Sharing risk allows us to hold less capital whilst ensuring protection from losses, thus supporting our commitment to strong shareholder returns. We include an assessment of the projected solvency and principal and emerging risks as
part of our capital plan and Own Risk and Solvency Assessment.
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>45 Group average NPS11 score |
across our operations (2022: >50) |
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>80%of customers likely to renew |
after a claim12 (2022: >80%) |
- 87% of colleagues believe Admiral is a Great Place To Work®13 (2022: 86%)
- 90% of colleagues feel that management is approachable and easy to talk to13 (2022: 88%)
- 96% of people feel they are treated fairly regardless of race or sexual orientation13 (2022: 96%)
Long-term profitable growth and efficient capital employment
- Total shareholder retuof 296% over the last 10 years14 (2022: 259%)
- 49% of customers are now from non-
UK Motor businesses (2022: 46%) - 200% solvency ratio (2022: 180%)
Our strong culture of innovation and organic growth has helped build our businesses from the ground up using our test-and-learnapproach. We identify opportunities, take measured steps to test our understanding of the challenges, and acquire learnings.
Central to our approach to lasting value creation is our continued dedication to drive positive outcomes for our stakeholders. As their needs evolve, we consciously adapt to remain a responsible and sustainable business for the long-term.
9 Estimated based on 2023 Gross Written Premium data from the
We promote equality and an environment |
Track record of long-term |
profitable growth |
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where everyone can succeed and be |
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themselves. Employee-led diversity and |
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reserving philosophy. We release reserves |
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inclusion groups empower colleagues |
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over time as we gain more information |
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to actively shape our employee policies. |
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on the development of claims or defaults |
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across our insurance and loans businesses. |
ConTe Insurance sales only.- Relational NPS, methodology updated in 2022.
UK Motor Customers, monthly score averaged over the year. 2022 figure is restated as methodology changed in 2023.Great Place To Work Survey (GPTW) result.- Total shareholder retuis defined as the percentage change over the period, assuming reinvestment
of income.
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Our Business Model
Creating value for our stakeholders
Our Customers |
Our People |
Our Business: Partners and Suppliers
2023 Awards
Great Place
To Work UK®20
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The needs of our customers shape the products we deliver, and the ways in which we do so. We strive to create good value financial products to help more people look after their future.
Value created in 2023
- We implemented new online processes across our businesses to improve customer journeys and deliver a smoother experience
- During storm events, we handled c6,000 claims. During our busiest periods we sustained an average weekly call answer rate of 97%, demonstrating our commitment to our customers when they need us the most
- Our affordability team supported many of our customers during the cost of living crisis.
People who like what they do, do it better. This attitude enables our test-and-leaculture, operational excellence, happier and more productive employees, and ultimately better outcomes for all stakeholders.
Value created in 2023
- We became an official Real Living Wage accredited employer15 in the
UK and helped colleagues during the cost of living crisis - We launched the 'leading at Admiral' framework throughout the Group, which equips leaders with deeper skills in managing our people
- We are proud to be recognised in all our markets as a great place to work in a number of awards and in varying categories.
Our partners and suppliers are integral to us achieving our strategic goals and we work hard to foster strong relationships and mitigate risks. They comprise financial, reinsurance, IT hosting, distribution, and claims services partners.
Value created in 2023
- We optimised our
UK repair network, providing greater oversight of our customer and supplier interactions and improving customer outcomes, post the network reconfiguration at the end of 2022 - We partnered with the AA to now provide all our
UK EV customers with free out-of-charge recovery, after a successful test in 2022 - Our
Italian Pet Insurance business partnered with the biggest pet store chain inItaly , Arcaplanet, to sell our products in-store and online.
GPTW Best Workplaces
6th
GPTW Best Workplaces for Women
3rd
GPTW Best Workplaces in Financial
Services and Insurance
1st
GPTW Best Workplaces for Wellbeing
14th
Other Awards
Overview |
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GPTW Best Workplaces |
Best Workplaces |
in |
13th |
6th |
GPTW Best Workplaces |
GPTW Best Workplaces |
Europe Multinational |
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14th |
2nd |
GPTW Best Workplaces |
GPTW Best Workplaces |
in |
in |
10th |
2nd |
People Awards
Our Business:
Shareholders
Market engagement is key to helping investors understand our business, strategy, and investment case.
It also provides opportunities for shareholders and investors to share their views.
Value created in 2023
- Visits to our
Cardiff head office provided investors with the opportunity to meet managers from across the business - IFRS 17 Q&A sessions helped analysts and investors understand the new accounting standard and its impact on our results
- Our new Group Chair and several Board members held meetings with our largest shareholders encouraging open dialogue.
Communities
A culture of giving and a sense of responsibility for our communities is shared across the Group.
Our employees play a key role in how we engage with our communities to drive long-term change both inside and outside the Group.
Value created in 2023
- We invested over £1.4m into employability programmes, helping people into jobs
- We donated over £400,000 through our
Global Community Fund - We supported over 200 organisations via our Community and
Match Fund initiatives - We launched Admiral 5-9 Club with Welsh ICE16 to support female entrepreneurs.
Environment
It is increasingly important to demonstrate responsible business behaviour and reduce environmental impacts, in line with our values and those of our stakeholders.
Value created in 2023
- We fully offset our carbon emissions by purchasing Gold Standard carbon credits,17 and additionally supported charities dedicated to sequestering emissions
- Our
MSCI ESG rating assessment24 remained at AA, and ourCarbon Disclosure Project (CDP) score increased to B in 2023, from D
in 2022 - Due to a one-off leak event our overall Scope 1 and 2 market-based emissions have increased 26%.19 Without this event we would have seen a decrease of 33%.
Best Big Companies to Work For in the
Best Companies, 1st
Bigger, Bolder and Braver Partner Award
Women in Data
Commended Home Insurance Provider of the Year
Moneyfacts
Highly Commended in the STEM21 Educational Programme of the Year
Wales STEM Awards
Best Data Academy or Skills Development Programme shortlist
DataIQ
Best Environment and Sustainability Strategy
Welsh Contact
Best Performing FTSE 100 Companies for Women on Boards
FTSE Women Leaders Review, 4th
Best Leader
in Best Companies Awards
15th in Insurance Post Power List
Recognised in the Social Impact category of the CEOforLIFE Awards Italia
Named in
Named in WeAreTechWomen's #Techwomen100 Awards
Named in DataIQ's 100 most influential people in data
Named in Computing's IT Leaders 100 list
- Accredited Living Wage Employer with the
Living Wage Foundation . - Welsh ICE is an innovation centre for enterprise.
- Gold Standard carbon credits represents the reduction or removal of one tonne of C02 (tC02e).
- The use by
Admiral Group of anyMSCI ESG research LLC or its affiliates ("MSCI") data, and the use ofMSCI logos, trademarks, service marks or index names herein, do not constitute a sponsorship, endorsement, recommendation, or promotion ofAdmiral Group byMSCI .MSCI services and data re the property ofMSCI or its information providers, and are provided 'as-is' and without warranty.MSCI names and logos are trademarks or service marks ofMSCI . - Scope 1 and 2 market based emissions per the SECR report on page 98. Increase due to one-off leak event due to activation of a fire suppression system. This is the only location to use this type of gas in the
UK and will be replaced in 2024.
Outstanding Achievement Award
Wales
- Awarded by the
Great Place To Work (GPTW) Institute . - Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).
Named in Managing IP's Ones to Watch
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STRATEGIC
REPORT
In this section
15 Chair's statement
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Celebrating |
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AUTHENTIC CULTURE |
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- Chief Executive Officer's statement
- Our Strategy
- Q&A with Milena, Geraint, Cristina and Costantino
- Key Performance Indicators
- Group Chief Financial Officer's review
- 2023 Group overview
UK Insurance review
International Insurance review
Admiral Money review
- Other Group Items
- Group Capital Structure and Financial Position
- Sustainability
- Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR)
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)
- Section 172 Statement
96 Non-Financial and Sustainability Information Statement
- Principal Risks and Uncertainties
- Viability Statement
As I reflect on the challenges and triumphs of the past year, I am pleased to present my inaugural Chair statement for
This was certainly a challenging year, with high inflation and macroeconomic uncertainty. Against this backdrop, Admiral remained steadfast in its commitment to providing peace of mind for our colleagues, customers and shareholders. Having worked in the insurance industry for a number of years, I can say that there is an authenticity of culture and strong commercial thinking at Admiral. The pace and passion for better consumer outcomes is infectious.
"Admiral's vision to
help more people look
after their future is evident in the strong 2023 performance."
Group Chair
Exceptional leadership in difficult times
Milena and her Executive team have exhibited exceptional leadership throughout a challenging period within the industry and economic cycle.
Our customers, suppliers, colleagues and shareholders have all endured a very demanding year - our ability to not only weather these storms, but to adapt and grow is a testament to the collective strength and strategic foresight of
our management team.
Dividend per share (pence)
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2023103.0p
2022112.0p
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Chair's statement
continued
Resilience in performance
Admiral's vision to help more people look after their future is evident in the strong 2023 performance. The Group demonstrated its traditional ability to adapt, evolve, and deliver results. This resilience is no accident; it reflects our financial discipline and longstanding commitment to looking after our people and customers; thereby safeguarding our shareholders' interests and ensuring the sustained success of
Admiral retains outstanding competitive advantage in the
We are also mindful of our opportunity to leverage our brand, capabilities and customer relationships into new products and markets.
Presently, we cater to the needs of nearly ten million customers across five countries. We have made good progress in
Green transition
Our commitment to sustainability remains strong. Businesses, now more than ever, play a critical role in the transition to
a greener economy. Admiral recognises this responsibility and underscores its commitment in our latest Sustainability Report. Our journey toward a greener future is not just a reflection of corporate responsibility but a strategic imperative reflected in the Group's Net Zero ambition. From supporting our customers in the adoption of electric vehicles to using renewable energy in our sites, sustainability is becoming embedded throughout the business.
30 years of growth
None of the Group's achievements would be possible without the dedication and resilience of our thousands of colleagues worldwide. Their energy, adaptability, and commitment have been the driving force behind Admiral's success. From
This year marked a significant milestone as Admiral celebrated its 30th anniversary. The insurance industry and the nature of work have evolved since Admiral's inception in 1993, and the Group has consistently adapted to remain a leader in the field.
I extend my thanks to Annette Court who joined the Board in 2012 and was appointed Chair in 2017. Annette guided the management team through the transition from a founder-led business, strengthening leadership development and succession, helping the business navigate regulatory, economic, and global challenges.
We also fondly remember
Staying true to our values
While the industry has undergone changes, Admiral's core values remain.
Looking ahead, we remain optimistic about the future. The Group's strategic roadmap is designed to drive long-term value for our shareholders. We are confident that our diversified portfolio, agile business model, and unwavering commitment to achieve the best outcomes for our customers, will position us for continued success.
I extend my gratitude to the Board, management team, and colleagues for their dedication and support. Together, we will continue to shape the future and continue our journey of sustained growth and success.
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OUR SHARE SCHEME |
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OUR PURPOSE
Group Chair
In 2021 we formalised our purpose statement and framework:
Help more people to look after their future. Always striving for better, together. Our purpose defines the reason we exist and underpins everything we do, from creating products to supporting customers as well as our approach to sustainability.
In
embed our purpose at all levels of our Company ensures it remains top of mind when engaging with all stakeholders. Having one common statement brings us together so we all strive to achieve the same goal.
Our Group Governance and
in November, where they considered how they play a part in helping more people to look after their future and looking after our stakeholders. During the workshops colleagues shared their individual purpose, writing on jigsaw pieces that all fitted together to demonstrate how each colleague plays their part and the importance of working together as a team.
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