58 results about this entity
Period: 07 Sep 2004 - 02 Feb 2023
News
Origo, the technology standards body for the UK life assurance industry, is partnering with IFA portal Sesame, Norwich Union and Skandia to pilot a secure e-mail service for the exchange of confidential business documentation.
12 November 2008
UK insurer Norwich Union is set to axe up to 500 operations jobs at its York offices and transfer the work to third party suppliers.
31 July 2008
Insurance group Aviva has sold its offshoring operations to Indian business process outsourcing (BPO) firm WNS in a £115 million cash deal.
11 July 2008
Insurance group Aviva is cutting up to 1800 operations roles at its UK-based Norwich Union business over the next two years.
06 June 2008
The UK's Financial Services Authority has fined insurer Norwich Union £1.26 million for failing to protect confidential customer data - including bank account information - from fraudsters.
17 December 2007
The cost advantages to financial services firms of operating call centres in offshore locations are diminishing due to rising wages in countries such as India, according to research conducted by Compass Management Consulting.
28 June 2007
Norwich Union Life has signed an agreement to outsource the administration of almost three million of its existing life and pension policies to Swiss Re.
07 March 2007
Insurance firm Norwich Union is bringing 150 call centre jobs outsourced to its offshore centres in India back home to Britain.
29 January 2007
Norwich Union says its 'pay as you drive' insurance scheme, which requires a telematics black box to be fitted to the car, is now available to purchase online.
23 January 2007
Norwich Union has launched its 'pay as you drive' insurance scheme, which requires a telematics black box to be fitted to the car, to UK motorists.
05 October 2006
Insurance group Aviva is cutting 4000 jobs at its Norwich Union business in the UK by 2008, of which 500 IT roles will be outsourced to third party suppliers and 1000 jobs will be shifted to offshore centres in India.
14 September 2006
Over a quarter of UK drivers (27%) would refuse to have a 'black box' tracking device fitted to their cars, even if it dramatically reduced the cost of their insurance, according to research released by personal finance site moneysupermarket.com.
12 September 2006
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