Insurance Age Broker Survey: Commercial Property

Top 10 Commercial Property Insurers

Covéa Insurance - Gold
Zurich  - Silver
Arch Insurance  - Bronze
Aviva
QBE
NIG
RSA
Allianz
Ageas
AXA

 

Insurance Age Commercial Property Survey – Covéa pots the prize
Insurance Age’s Commercial Property Insurers’ Survey sees Covéa Insurance just pulling away from close rivals Zurich and Arch to clinch the gold award.

Covéa’s narrow lead was secured by an average score of 76.13%, only slightly ahead of Zurich with 75.00% and Arch Insurance, which scored

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