Project Holyrood�Team FinTech Students
UK Home Insurance Business
Objective:
to give a data driven solutions on increasing the market share of the retail bank’s business in home insurance from 1% to 10%
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Outlook
Competitor
Analysis
Acquisition Analysis
Financial
Analysis
Conclusion
Organic
Strategy
User Profiling
Leo, 48, own a flat in Shoreditch, London
Buy home insurance from the post office
Farhana, 35, rent a house in Liverpool
Buys home insurance from www.moneysupermarket.com (an aggregator website)
Josh, 31, own a house in Cornwall
Buy home insurance from LV= through his facebook homepage ads
Sian, 40, own a house in Edinburgh
Buy home insurance from Bank of Scotland mobile app
Bala, 22, rent a flat in Edinburgh
Buy home insurance from student accommodation
Jen, 28, rent a flat in Hampstead, London
Buy home insurance from Chesterton (a real estate agent)
Type of UK Home Insurance
Percentage of Home Insurance Owners Across Countries
Age of UK Home Insurance Owners
44%
11%
21%
24%
Client’s SWOT Analysis
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
Outlook
Competitor
Analysis
Acquisition Analysis
Financial
Analysis
Conclusion
Organic
Strategy
Competitor Analysis – Share, App and Web
No | Company | Users Rank | Standalone App Store Rating | Automated Website (Customers can buy straight away) |
1 | Aviva | 11% | 4.6 out of 34k reviews | |
2 | Direct Line | 9% | 2.3 out of 6 reviews | |
3 | Admiral | 8% | 4.6 out of 8.5k reviews | |
4 | AXA | 6% | Only AXA Singapore App | |
5 | Halifax | 6% | N/A | |
6 | LV= | 6% | N/A | |
7 | Churchill | 5% | N/A | |
8 | AA | 4% | 4.8 out of 75k reviews | |
9 | Tesco Bank | 4% | Within the mobile banking app | |
10 | Barclays | 3% | Within the mobile banking app | |
11 | HSBC UK Home Insurance | N/A | Within the mobile banking app | |
12 | Bank of Scotland | N/A | Within the mobile banking app |
Key findings:
Competitor Analysis - Age
No | Company | 18 – 29 years old | 30 - 39 years old | 40 – 49 years old | 50 – 64 years old |
1 | Aviva | 12% | 20% | 25% | 44% |
2 | Direct Line | 6% | 14% | 22% | 58% |
3 | Admiral | 13% | 35% | 20% | 31% |
4 | AXA | 8% | 23% | 34% | 35% |
5 | Halifax | 10% | 17% | 31% | 42% |
6 | LV= | 1% | 21% | 31% | 47% |
7 | Churchill | 9% | 22% | 28% | 41% |
8 | AA | 33% | 22% | 13% | 33% |
| UK Average | 11% | 21% | 24% | 44% |
Key findings:
Competitor Analysis – Car Ownership
No | Company | User Share |
1 | Admiral | 13% |
2 | AA | 10% |
3 | Hastings | 9% |
4 | Aviva | 9% |
5 | Direct Line | 7% |
6 | LV= | 6% |
7 | AXA | 5% |
8 | Tesco Bank | 4% |
9 | esure | 4% |
Key findings:
Outlook
Competitor
Analysis
Acquisition Analysis
Financial
Analysis
Conclusion
Organic
Strategy
The AA Acquisition, an inorganic growth opportunity
Home insurance is a highly competitive market and The AA is one of the emerging competitor
The AA will sell their insurance product under client’s bank name
Challenges:
Opportunities:
Past Successful Story of Acquisition
Aviva’s gross assets: £180 million
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Outlook
Competitor
Analysis
Acquisition Analysis
Financial
Analysis
Conclusion
Organic
Strategy
Market Analysis (Home Insurance)
(Based on Admiral Financials)
Client's Ambition
10% Market Share
Target
660.18 million
Current
Revenue
42.08 million
CAGR Growth
73.43%
Total UK home insurance customers
25.38 million
Client's Share (1%)
0.26 million
Total UK retail customers
215 million
Percent of customers needed to onboard from retail to reach 5% and 10% market share.
Client's Share (15%)
32.25 million
Organic Growth scenario analysis for 5% and 10% market share
Franchise
50%: 0.13million
Non-Franchise
50%: 0.13million
5% Market Share
10% Market Share
4%
8%
% of Client's retail customer
Investment & Pay-Back Period
Chatbot
Acquisition of AA Insurance
Outlook
Competitor
Analysis
Acquisition Analysis
Financial
Analysis
Conclusion
Organic
Strategy
Organic-based Growth
InsurTech: Insurance Industry Is Competing for Online and Innovative Ways to Grow Business
More than 52% of the pre-purchase activity is visiting PCWs (Price Competitor Websites). thus important to have strong online presence.
Coverage and price are the most competitive part of the commerce. As a result. it is essential to make sure that both premium prices and the cover provided are competitive.
UK's Insurance Landscape
Key Takeaway
It is essential to open potential new customer signing up from the high traffic banking apps.
Build strong online identity by maintaining positive reviews and advancing the targeted pricing scheme.
Build all-in-one monitoring solution app for home insurance customers
Mobile Banking Interconnection
Smart Apps
Build Online
Competitiveness
•Direct marketing to existing banking clients, show the potential cross-selling customers by obeying government direct marketing rules.
Put awareness potential customer via advertisement in the search engine and social media.
Online
Advertisement Media
Targeted
Marketing
Cross-selling and up-selling product using the banking "rich" data that the client has.
Building Better Cross Selling Marketing: Maximising Retail Bank Dominance: 15% of market share and Billions of mortgage.
Up-selling
Cross-selling
- Home insurance product on mortgage product
- Buying home insurance from the client give more benefit than buying from the others for their mortgage product
- Pointing on the benefit home insurance product, it’s on single account with the retail banking
Automation on Sales Form
Dedicated website page with an optimized SEO
Customers landed from various digital marketing funnels, including from the mobile banking app
Internal Processes Automation
60% Decrease in processing time which will improve customer experience.
We estimate that the internal automation will automate 460 tasks.
Cutting cost on customer service
The use of conversational AI chatbots for insurance will lead to cost savings of almost $1.3 billion by 2023, across motor, life, property and health insurance, up from $300 million in 2019.
Shift from a call center to a chatbot deployed on your website
Custom development of a chatbot can approximately cost anywhere between $20,000 to $80,000.
Use Case Diagram
Customer service will only be dealing with customers that want to speak with CS. This will save time and money on the customer service human resources.
This will save cost on handling more customers. Chatbot freed up 30% of agent time, allowing increased focus on Customer Experience.
This automation capability is essential to anticipate more customers as the market share widen.
Data Quality Improvement
Using data for marketing purpose
Data Quality Improvement
https://dataladder.com/what-is-data-accuracy/
https://www.collibra.com/us/en/blog/the-7-most-common-data-quality-issues
Migrate all the data to one centralized database.
Identification of duplicates/overlaps for uniqueness
Examining required fields, null values, and missing values can help you find and fix data incompleteness issues.
Check data recency or freshness by looking at how recently it was updated or when.
Applying formatting checks for consistency.
Assessing the range of values for validity.
How to do it?
Outlook
Competitor
Analysis
Acquisition Analysis
Financial
Analysis
Conclusion
Organic
Strategy
Conclusion
The market share of 10% seems achievable with the combination of organic and inorganic growth.
Strategic moves include offering the home insurance product to mortgage clients and creating sales funnel from the mobile banking app.
Chat bot and automatic request form will save money on human resources now and in the future when the client get more customers.
The client would require to invest anywhere between 20,000 dollar to 80,000 dollar for Chat Bot which will result in cost reduction by at least 20% as contact centre is the major cost component. So with the 20% cost reduction the payback period can be around three years.
The acquisition cost of AA insurance is around 219 million (around 10-15% premium of its market capitalization). The payback period of that including the cost reduction due to synergy can be estimated around 3-4 years.