This comes after DLG chief executive Adam Winslow was handed a huge pay day ahead of Aviva’s planned £3.7bn takeover of the insurer
’We’re very, very committed to the broker market,’ says personal lines managing director
The regulator now has up to 40 working days to assess the deal as part of its phase one investigation
‘Behind each case are customers waiting for an answer and we are committed to delivering fair, timely and effective resolutions for consumers and businesses alike,’ says chief executive
’We are committed to ensuring that all fraudulent claims are dealt with by the relevant authorities and are delighted that these individuals have been brought to justice,’ says claims boss
’The fundamentals of the market are such that you can make money if you operate and focus in the right way,’ says chief executive
Adopting parent company’s name could see the insurer ‘literally starting again as a brand’ – or could the ‘allure’ of a ‘new and different’ name pose an ‘interesting strategy’ for business progression?
Ageas UK made two bids for DLG in 2024 – both were rejected
Shareholders have approved Aviva’s £3.7bn takeover of DLG, and the deal looks set for completion in mid-2025, but what does the acquisition mean for the two businesses? And how will it impact the wider market?
The insurer and broker sectors both recorded standout acquisition volume and values last year – however, industry experts do not see the same trends for 2025, with January providing the lowest monthly M&A completion figure since 2017
Embracing self-serve in the insurance industry will be essential moving forward