The Green Insurer has expanded its panel of insurers by adding Ageas UK as part of its strategy to maintain competitive pricing and build sales momentum.
This partnership completes The Green Insurer’s panel, which focuses on helping drivers reduce carbon emissions and promote environmentally friendly driving practices. The inclusion of Ageas is intended to enhance The Green Insurer’s ability to offer competitive deals to motorists who prioritise sustainability.
Ageas’ collaboration with The Green Insurer also aligns with its ongoing commitment to sustainability, demonstrated through its "repair over replace" approach and the use of green car parts for vehicle repairs.
Paul Baxter (pictured above), CEO of The Green Insurer, stated that the inclusion of Ageas in their panel is significant, as it allows the company to offer the most competitive prices to environmentally conscious motorists.
He also noted the growing demand from customers who are concerned about the environment and emphasised the importance of providing them with cost-effective options.
Ben Travis, strategic portfolio manager at Ageas UK, expressed satisfaction with the new partnership, acknowledging that The Green Insurer’s offering supports customers in making more sustainable choices.
Travis also highlighted that this collaboration reflects Ageas’s commitment to working with brokers in the personal lines insurance sector.
The Green Insurer has partnered with up to 70 companies to offer rewards and discounts, including major retailers such as ASDA, Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose, Iceland, and Morrisons, as well as retailers like Clarks, Harvey Nichols, Halfords, Habitat, and Waterstone’s. Restaurant chains such as Zizzi, Ask Italian, and Café Rouge are also part of the programme.
The company’s offerings include eco-friendly products like eco laundry capsules, eco clothing, reusable coffee cups, and refillable natural deodorant.
The Green Insurer also said that it plans to expand its rewards programme and add more insurance partners in the future, with potential expansion into additional types of policies.
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