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Page 1: Dec 2014 ceo address

CEO ADDRESS

BHARTI AXA GENERAL INSURANCE

Internal

Page 2: Dec 2014 ceo address

CONTENTS

1. Indian GI Industry Scenario P.03

2. Bharti AXA GI – Story So far P.05

3. Way Forward - 2015 P.08

4. Customer Centricity P.09

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Market Scenario

28 Licensed Non-Life Insurers

in market (2014)

6 state owned Companies

17 private sector Companies

5 stand alone Health Insurance Companies

Fire

9%

Marine

4%

Engineering

3%

Motor OD

24%

Motor TP

20%

Health

23%

Aviation

1%

Liability

2%

P.A.

2%

Other

12%

India GI Industry Portfolio Mix

2013-14

271 305 331382

484581

690775

846

12%9%

15%27%

20%19%

12%

0100200300400500600700800900

2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Projected

Indian General Insurance Market

9%

In INR Billions

% growth over previous year

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Public sector companies have retained around 50% market share but are

gradually losing share in retail segment.

First wave entrants( like ICICI Lombard Bajaj Allianz, HDFC ERGO, IFFCO -

Tokio) have established a lead

ICICI & HDFC have benefited from captive bank distribution

Bharti AXA Market Share Jan-Oct 2014

Total MarketPrivate Market Excluding

Health Companies

1.82% 4.4%

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Front-end applications

set up for reaching out

to partners

• e-motor

• e-health

• e-receipting

• e-marine

• e-PA

• Payment

Gateway

Journey at a glance

0.49

0.69

0.99

1.72

2.4

0.00

0.20

0.40

0.60

0.80

1.00

1.20

1.40

1.60

1.80

2.00

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Projected

Evolution of number of customersCustomer Base in Millions

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Milestones

Manufacturer tie-upsManufacturer tie-ups

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Portfolio growth 2010 - 2014

Motor, 71%

Commerci

al Lines,

14%

Health,

13%

Lifestyle,

2%

Bharti AXA Portfolio Mix 2014

4,2445,420

8,274

10,26611,110

0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

Motor

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

683

914

1,257

1,8291,981

0

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

Commercial Lines

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

746

1,233

2,090

1,647

1,870

0

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

Health

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

In INR Millions

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Financial Performance 2012 -14

In INR millions

Description 2013 2014 Bud. 2014 FC

Gross Written Premiums 13,997 16,797 15,200

Growth Over Last Year 17.6% 20.0% 8.6%

Net LR (Excl. Boni/Mali) 80% 76% 84%

COR (On Net basis) 121% 116% 124%

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GWP expect to grow by 8% over same period last year

GWP achievement will approximately be 91% against budget

Net Accounting Loss Ratio is higher than budget.

Expenses and commission marginally ahead of budget.

COR is higher than the budget at 124% primarily because of

higher loss ratio

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Key priorities - 2015

Overall growth of 15% in GWP and breakeven in 2016

Grow Motor Profitably

Accelerate Commercial Lines

Individual Health & Lifestyle Products

Digital

Customer Centricity

Building Skills for Tomorrow

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Bharti AXA General Insurance

1st Multiline GI

company to

reach GWP

1000 Crores in

less than 4

years.

4.4% market share among multiline Pvt. insurance players ( FY

2013)

OUR VISION

To be the preferred General Insurance company for

our Customers, Employees, Shareholders, Business

partners & Society.

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What lies ahead?

� Customer today is more

demanding & has more

information to support his

decision

� Increasing competition

� More business being

done on internet and

mobile

Should we be bothered?

Why?( lets look at some examples)

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Companies that did not keep their focus on customer

What did these

companies forget to do?

What changed?

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Companies that kept their focus on customer needs

What is core to what

these companies do?

How have they made a

difference?

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How can we be more aware of our customers needs?

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Who is our Customer?

Frontline Employees

Who interact with customers

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What does it mean to be customer centric?

Just being Just being Just being Just being

NiceNiceNiceNice

Being Being Being Being

SubservientSubservientSubservientSubservient

Our products are

easy to understand

Our customers find it

easy to deal with us

We know our

customers and their

needs

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What does it mean to be customer centric?

CASE 1.

You notice a customer waiting in the front office for the past 1 hour.

What do you do?

CASE 2:

An IMD has called our office and for the past 5 minutes has been

transferred from one employee to the other since the sales team

member is not available to attend the call?

What do you do?

CASE 3:

A customer screams and says he will go to media even when the

claim has been repudiated justly.

Do we cave in?

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What will be your role?

My Team

My Department

Send your SUGGESTIONS on customer centricity to [email protected] .

mention subject as Customer centricity

• Be pleasant to customers

• Listen to your customer

• Timely response

• Keep your promises

• Follow processes

• Fine tune processes

• Speak up and recommend

changes

• Distribute work load

• Cross function synergies

• Communicate and celebrate

achievements

• Look for best practices across

industry

• Reward & recognize customer

centric behaviors

• Measure customer satisfaction

level

• Implement suggestions

• Ensure operational excellence

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What’s in it for you?

1. If your suggestions get implemented, you get recognised.

2. The satisfaction of seeing a happy customer is a

recognition of job done well.

3. Greater customer satisfaction leads to greater

organization profitability and growth.

4. Organisation growth means your career growth

5. Organisation growth means different roles across different

functions for you.

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Satisfied

CustomerSatisfied

Employee

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AXA Asia Vision

“We want to protect customers

throughout their life journey

and help them to build their dreams”

Our aspiration is to serve 70 million customers in 2030

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Our 2020 Ambition

To be the most preferred Customer Centric Company in the General Insurance

Industry in India

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Thank you

Internal