Management Liabilities

Out of 10 responses

Peer Group Ranking

Overall Ranking (Out of 24 Markets)

Net Promoter Score

An NPS answers the question, "how likely are you to recommend this product or service to a colleague, peer, or friend?' Respondents answer the question on a scale of 0 – 10, 0 meaning they are not at all likely to recommend the product or service and 10 meaning they are extremely likely to recommend the product or service.

10

NPS score

Average NPS score (overall)

Lockton ranked the following KPIs as most important to them

1

Breadth of Appetite

2

Quality of Product Coverage

3

Appetite Communication

KPI Scores

Feedback from our Associates

What you do better than your peers

  • AGCS are best at global, local and admitted policy issuance.
  • AGCS are good at discussing risks prior to quoting it.
  • Multinational programmes are a strength of AGCS.
  • They provide great turnaround times, are able to communicate why they are rejecting a risk or any areas of a risk they have concerns with clearly and concisely.
  • Renewals tend to be straightforward and in line with expectations.
  • AGCS are good with global capabalities.
  • Primary capacity is a strength area of AGCS.
  • AGCS are good at communicating their underwriting rationale.

Elements you could improve on to better trade with our Lockton team

  • Better pricing and a global appetite would benefit AGCS.
  • More international business is something AGCS should look into.
  • Flexibility around pricing for smaller risks is an area for improvement. Their pricing and eagerness is appreciated on larger programs but there is less traction on smaller risks.
  • AGCS should share more claims examples and trends.
  • Timing could be improved upon.
  • Appetite is an area for improvement.

Our team’s thoughts on what makes insurers they trade with ‘Best in Class’

  • Technical expertise, brand reputation, attachment point, coverage and pricing.
  • Product offering.
  • Service, claims handling and local policy issuance.
  • Flexibility, communication and willingness to help.
  • Response times, engagement and flexibility.
  • Responses/flexibility/autonomy when quoting.
  • Great understanding of the Latam Markets/practices. A lot of flexibility and competitive price/conditions wise.
  • High level of engagement, reliability and commercial approach to trading.
  • Technical product knowledge, easy to contact and trade with and have a commercial outlook.
  • The main characteristics of the 'Best in Class' insurers are that they are eager to win and place business no matter the size of the client. They have broad appetites and are engaging with us brokers in communicating their appetite as well as being proactive by asking us if we have any risks they can take a look at even if it may be out of scope. These Insurers would be able to provide technical expertise for us to relay back to the client as well which clients very much appreciate and in some cases clients make changes to their operations to reduce the risk.
  • Communication, turnaround times, coverage on offer, pricing and picking up the phone.
  • Pricing, strong turnaround times and ability to utilise broker forms.
  • Appetite communication, strong knowledge of products and flexibility.
  • Quick responses and flexible when it comes to pricing and appetite. Ability to work with their counterparts in other countries.
  • Easy to deal with, technical skills and pro-activity to meet our clients.
  • Response time, flexibility and territorial understanding.
  • Speed and understanding the Insureds.
  • Quick turnaround, good technical knowledge, commercial decision making and a willingness to help on trickier risks.
  • Communication.
  • Strength of relationship.
  • Knowledge and experience, a good Claims team and quick to respond (with good or bad news).
  • Knowledge and understanding of risk. If in appetite, quickly and clearly indicate this so we can communicate this to our producers/client.
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