Aviva
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Aviva increased its UK commercial lines gross written premiums (GWP) to £2.147bn ($2.479bn) for the year to date, an increase of 13% compared with the same period last year. -
Gareth Hemming has decided to pursue opportunities outside of Aviva.
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The InsurTech has launched in the UK after previously setting up shop in France, Germany and the Netherlands.
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The executive will take up the role of UK country manager at the firm.
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Gareth Hemming and Matt Washington will take responsibility for SMEs and Global Corporate Solutions, respectively.
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Clubs including Arsenal, Aston Villa and Leicester City are claiming against insurers.
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General insurance GWP rose by 6% to £4.7bn in the six-month period.
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The ratings agency said the move reflected a strong operating performance and favourable business profile.
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The suit is the latest in a series of Covid-19 BI legal actions hinging on aggregation brought against insurers.
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Aviva Global Corporate & Specialty head Washington said Lloyd’s is likely to be an avenue for the carrier in future.
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The carrier said the acquisition would support its ambition to become the market leader in the high net worth personal lines market.
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Aviva has reported a 9% increase in its Global Corporate and Specialty (GCS) lines gross written premium (GWP) compared with Q1 last year as a result of continued rate momentum and new business growth and retention.
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