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Admiral Group plc - Why we are successful. Pricing Peter Marissen 30/03/2015 09:21:29 Pricing We decide which price to charge each customer Mainly pricing analyses focus on how different parts of the portfolio perform relative to each other


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Admiral Group plc - Why we are successful.

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Pricing – Peter Marissen

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Pricing

We decide which price to charge each customer Mainly pricing analyses focus on how different parts of the portfolio perform relative to each other Decisions are based on claims results and price sensitivity

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Data

We ask more questions than other insurers e.g. occupations, licence months We are major users of external data Credit data

Vehicle data Demographic data Claims data (CUE)

The quality of our data is very good direct insurer

monitoring external data post-sale validation

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Analyses

  • Emphasis on in-house developed methods
  • A high level of detail
  • Use of traditional pricing methods (GLMs) where appropriate
  • Constant review of rates, and quick implementation of changes
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Ratechanges for 2008 (so far)

Q1 2008 Q2 2008 Q3 2008

4-Jan Voluntary excess 4-Apr Equal Instalments - 100% Live 15-Jul EEC License 7-Jan TP Only on Confused 4-Apr Base Rate New Business 15-Jul Non-Motoring convictions 7-Jan Confused: Females 3+ vehicles to Admiral 11-Apr TP Only on BTQ 16-Jul AGP Direct Internet AD, DI & EL, MSM AD 11-Jan GC, MSM & Bell AGP Int all same rates 15-Apr Socio-Demographics 18-Jul Remove New Business price trial 11-Jan DD +2% on aggregators 15-Apr Rated Driver Rule Age criteria change 22-Jul Max Vehicle age Rule 16-Jan NCBP on MoneySuperMarket +5% 23-Apr Block business use for Delivery Driver 24-Jul Convictions 23-Jan Modifications 24-Apr LTSB Insurance.co.uk Live AD & DI & BL 29-Jul Exotics 25-Jan Lic Years 0-12 for GoCompare 25-Apr Bell Business cheapest on LTSB 29-Jul Voluntary excess 29-Jan OwnUse Standard & MultiCar 29-Apr Imports from Confused filter change 1-Aug Base Rate increase 29-Jan Scrutiny high premium rule to £4,000 7-May Price Trials 14-Aug Bell Business for Go Compare 31-Jan MSM Males to AD from Bell 19-May TP Only on IW 15-Aug Named Driver Lic Years 1-Feb Tesco Compare Live AD & DI 21-May Retired under age 45 22-Aug Sex and Age 6-Feb TP Only on Go Compare 22-May Bell Business Call Connection Live 22-Aug Unemployed by class of use 8-Feb Rule: Unemployed Class of Use 13-Jun Post Code Town 28-Aug Tracker 8-Feb MSM Bell Business 13-Jun MultiCar Region 1-Sep Base Rate increase 13-Feb Modifications for Minis 18-Jun Bell Business for Call Connection 15-Feb MultiCar Risks vs Drivers 18-Jun Imports from Confused rate change 22-Feb Age change for Northern Ireland 26-Jun Cover VehAge Value 22-Feb CTM quote for all risks AD & DI 27-Jun Remove Renewal price trial 26-Feb Base Rate New Business 4-Mar Right Hand Drive 4-Mar UK residency 11-Mar Base Rate New Business 19-Mar Call Connection Live AD & DI & EL

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Philosophy of pricing : what is a good risk?

We like everyone – as long as the price is right

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Our approach to new initiatives

Some new initiatives focus on specific segments of the market  e.g. Northern Ireland, utility vehicles, exotic vehicles, … New initiatives often have a pricing angle that we explore  e.g. An example is MultiCar

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Claims – Stuart Morgan

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Why are we successful?

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 Because we’re good at handling motor insurance claims.

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More Specifically  Getting customers back on the road following a crash  Dealing with their liability to third parties

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 Customers like us  91% say they would renew their policy following a claim  Sometimes we can’t pay them what they want

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 We settle third party bodily injury claims faster than ever

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% BI CLAIMS SETTLED WITHIN 12 MONTH 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

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Liability scenarios  Hit in rear

 Misleading signals  Pedestrians

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 We settle 25% of claims without a lawyer getting a fee

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 We reserve conservatively

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We’re good at detecting fraud  Soft fraud  Hard fraud

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People

 Claims Management over 150 years experience  10% attrition in general staff  We laugh a lot  Especially at fraudsters

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UK Operations – Nick Weng Kan

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What does UK operation cover?

Sales Customer service Renewals Outbound Quality

Sales

0800 118 1644 Opening hours Mon - Fri 8am - 10pm Sat 9am - 5pm Sun 10am - 4pm

Customer services

0871 882 2233 Opening hours Mon - Fri 8am - 10pm Sat 9am - 5pm Sun 10am - 4pm

Renewals 0844 848 0050

Opening hours Mon - Fri 8am - 10pm Sat 9am - 5pm Sun 10am - 4pm

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Where are we based?

Bangalore GMT + 4:30 Customer Service Halifax, NS GMT - 4:00 Sales, Renewals Cardiff, Swansea GMT All

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Our structure until June 2008

Sales, CS, Renewals Sales, CS, Renewals Sales, CS, Renewals Sales, CS, Renewals Shared resources Outbound, Quality

Swansea

Cardiff

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Importance of aggregators

Sales by channel

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% H1 07 H2 07 H1 08 Telephone Internet Aggregator

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New structure

 Outbound a a฀  Quality a a฀ Halifax Swansea Cardiff Bangalore  Sales a a a฀  Customer service a a a฀  Renewals a a a฀

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What the new structure allowed us to do

 No change to the culture  Manage a portfolio of brands  Greater staffing flexibility  Find staffing synergies  Extend operating hours  Etc…

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Discounting

 Discounting introduced 19 September 07  Discounting of ancillary products only  Increase ancillary penetration  Capture additional income at renewals stage  First renewals coming now

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Discounting example

 Sale of policy is secured  Sales person offer first ancillary  Then second ancillary

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Confused.com – Carlton Hood

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 Being first  Being focused  Being frugal  ...and genuinely passionate about what we do

Why we have been so successful

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Being first

 Confused.com was not the first price aggregator  But it was one of the first to go big

  • n TV...

 ...benefiting from high TV response rates in early years...  ...and higher rates of returning customers today

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Being focused

 Confused.com focused on price comparison for car insurance  Relentless attention to the detail of the sales process delivered industry leading conversion rates...  ..and resulting higher volumes in a single product area enabled the negotiation of higher revenue / sale from providers...

1st position quote to sale ratio

[%]

  • 2%

4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% 16% Confused MSM Go Compare Tesco Source: Ebenchmarkers 2008

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Being frugal

 Part of the Admiral “DNA” transferred to confused.com  Management overheads kept to a minimum  Clear focus on profitability of every single transaction

# FTES

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Future success

Not only... ...But also Great at a single product Great at multiple products Lowest cost of acquisition Highest cross sell / revenue per customer Fantastic direct response TV Highest brand preference / top of mind awareness

First Focused Frugal Breadth / CRM Brand Right people

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International

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Balumba.es – Christophe Sanchez

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The Spanish market

 Direct Players Marketing Spend in first Semester ´08: Eur 36m (+29% vs ´07). Zurich Connect started in May and today represent 17% of the spend

8 8.9 9.8 10.6 11.2 11.5 12.2 12.5 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

GWP (m Eur)

Market GWP (m Eur)

Direct Players GWP (m Eur) Market Share Linea Directa 644 5,13% Direct Seguros 210 1,67% Genesis 201 1,60% Fenix Directo 56 0,45% Balumba 21 0,12% Click Seguros 2 0,01% Zurich Connect new new Total 1133 9,00% Mutua Mad 1216 9,69%

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Balumba : half year results

 Vehicle count 60,000 at end June ´08 (+258%

  • n June ´07, +27% on Dec ´07)

 Total premium €13.8m (€6.6m at June ´07)  Ancillary contribution €2.0m (€0.9m at June ´07). €73.6 per policy (€61.0 at June ´07, increase 21%)  2008 Loss Ratio 107% (versus 149% for 2007 at the same point in time)  Loss in period GBP 800k (€1.1m)  203 Staff based in Seville Loss Ratio development by underwriting year Month 2007 2008 6 149% 107% 12 137%

  • 18

136%

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Balumba: approaching our 2nd birthday

 So far, Balumba has proved to be able:

 To generate leads and acquire business  To generate additional income

 Challenge of year 2/3:

 Continue with the improvement of the loss ratio

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Balumba: improving the loss ratio (I)

 Maturity factors:

 Scale  Age of portfolio

Frecuency Avg cost of claims Age of policy 2006 2007 2006 2007 <1 year 13,45% 12,78% 928 1003 1 year 12,05% 11,53% 898 964 2 years 10,45% 10,02% 876 934 3-4 years 9,16% 8,86% 872 903

Market Frecuency for TPL (no BI) by age of policy

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Balumba: improving the loss ratio (II)

 Internal factors:

 Pricing

 More questions and more data  Underwriting quality

 Claims

 Approved repairers  Proactivity

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AdmiralDirekt.de – Sita Schwenzer

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German motor insurance market – key facts & figures

Key facts Germany versus UK Technical results – German motor insurance Rates evolution and loss ratio

Source: Munich Re, GDV, Forrester, Psychonomics

Figure (2007) Germany UK Number of private vehicles (in m) 37 26 GWP private vehicles (in b €) 14 14 Average Premium private cars (in €) 374 540 Split of cover (GWP) Non-comprehensive 50% 11% Comprehensive 50% 89% Market share direct players ~10% 70%

  • Policy Renewal date is usually Jan 1st,

this is a tradition, not compulsory

  • Motor insurers focus their marketing efforts in Q4

=> Key operational challenge for motor insurer

Seasonality of sales

370 380 390 400 410 420 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 80% 85% 90% 95% 100% 105%

Premium Loss ratio

  • Incl. 7-10% reserve releases and

~ 5% claims handling costs.

2007

  • 15%
  • 10%
  • 5%

0% 5% 10% % verd. Beiträge

Average expense ratio 17%, excl. claims handling costs

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1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 5th year Immediate

Source: HDE/Bundesverband Digitale Wirtschaft 2005

E-mail; Search engines; Surfing Information about leisure Visit company / brand sites Buy goods/ services, e.g. travel;

  • nline banking

Buy at auction; Download software Buy financial products, e.g. car insurance

The internet – an irresistible force

Purchases travel online - forecast (€m)

5000 10000 15000 20000 2005 2008 2011 Germany UK

B2C (total, in €m)

20000 40000 60000 80000 1999 2000 2005 2008 2011 Germany UK

2005: €15bn 2011: €63bn 2005: €5bn 2011: €19bn

Source: Forrester Research/ Analysis of Consumer Technographics 1999-2004.

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Pricing Marketing Sales Claims

  • Up-selling
  • Motivated high

performing staff

  • Efficiency
  • Claim control
  • Active claims

management

General management

  • Cost management
  • Lower staff attrition rates
  • Customer approach
  • Flexible IT

Culture

Why Admiral Germany will be successful

  • Additional rating factors
  • Deeper rating factors
  • Usage of external data
  • More sophisticated combi-

nation of rating factors

  • Strongly cost driven
  • More specific targeting
  • f customer segments
  • Innovate and test
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Achievements so far:

Launched a direct insurer in 8 months Acquired over 9,000 customers in peak season, currently at 11,000 customers Identified cheap Marketing channels resulting in low customer acquisition cost Portfolio of products that the customer is familiar with and some product innovations Set up network of external suppliers (aggregators, approved garages) Staff: 100 employees Different work environment, young enthusiastic team

Challenges:

Further identify attractive customer segments Recruiting experienced insurance staff Overcome operational challenge of peak season

Admiral – Milestones a year after launch

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ConTe.it – Milena Mondini

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Italy is a large profitable market ...

  • 2nd biggest market in

Europe: £ 17.9 .9b (€ 21.5 .5b)

  • highest veichle density:

0.87 per person rson

  • high avg. private car

premium: £ 398 (€ 479)

Underw derwrit riting ing Result ults

Source: ANIA 2007 Exchange rate £:€ = 1:1.203 (Mid-Aug08)

85% 85%

0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0 25.0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 (€ b) MOD MTPL

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...with clear ongoing evolution.

Italy is still dominated ated by tied agents, ts, and online e busines ness is growing! ng! but new regulat ations

  • ns aim at

increasing easing number er

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hers and price sensiti tivenes eness

90,4% 6,1(1)% 3,5%

Agents Direct Others

No tied-agents mandates allowed

0% 20% 40% 60%

2003 2007

+50% Inte tern rnet Penetrat tratio ion (2)

(2)

Direct Indemnity / reduced litigation costs Stricter transparency requirements Customers education initiatives Authorities restructuring

Source: Forrester Consumer Technographics, Nov 2005 & Online Insurance Forecast 06-11 (1) Include brokers and all insurance products, but car insurance is the main product (2) Estimated on users age 15+ / total country population age 15+ (3) Internal elaboration from focus groups 07 vs. 06

No automatic renewal

Onli line Insu suran rance ce %

0% 1,0% 2,0% 3,0%

2006 2007

+21%

  • New aggregators

arising

  • Direct model

awareness increasing by 30%(3)

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Parent Company GWP (€ m) 2.911 2.692 2.252 679 4.191 Direct Players GWP (€ m) 07/06 g% 246 8,80% 216 1,90% 153 1,30% 102

  • 11%

13 8,30% 248 18,10% Total direct 978 6,8%

6 direct players but only 1 real direct company …

Extrapolation estimate based on real investment jan-jul 06/07

% Direct 8,40% 8,00% 6,80% 15,00% 0,30% Tot. Media invest: 06/07* 23% 22% 20% 29% n/a 34% 25%

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….until May 30th!

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ConTe.it is innovative across the value-chain …

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… and on people management

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  • 6 nationalities, 10 Italian regions
  • Multitude of industries and expertise
  • Diverse senior management team (4 countries)

Diversity

  • 90% employees age <=35 vs. insurance industry 23%
  • Average salary 40% lower than insurance industry average
  • 55% graduated people vs. insurance industry average 30%

Young motivated talents

  • Sales incentives 5 times market average
  • Intensive, 360° training
  • Meritocracy and internal promotions

Focus on development

  • Consultants not call center staff
  • Proximity and inter-department interactions
  • Open space, appealing culture and a lot of fun!

Entrepreneurial spirit!

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Questions?