AXA Forms Two New Partnerships in Fleet Sector

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Effective fleet management is all about partnerships and AXA Insurance UK’s commercial motor team has announced two new strategic relationships to help customers better manage their risk exposures.

As part of its refreshed fleet management offering, the insurer has signed partnerships with Logistics UK and Driving for Better Business to provide customers with additional tools, resources and industry expertise.

Logistics UK is country’s biggest transport trade body, representing businesses that ship goods by road, rail, sea and air. Its training and fleet management services include the Vision online portal that gives oversight of all risk exposures in one place including drivers, vehicles and operator licencing.

Driving for Better Business is a programme from National Highways that offers free online tools and resources to help employers reduce work-related road risk, control the associated costs and improve compliance with current guidance and legislation.

Mark Sutcliffe, AXA’s Motor Technical Risk Manager, said “We’ve partnered with these two industry-leading groups because they share AXA’s vision and ambition around good fleet risk management.

“They both believe that cultural change within an organisation is the catalyst for improvement, and this fully aligns with AXA’s approach. Their resources, expertise and ability to influence government will allow us to bring a whole Industry approach to our clients when working with them to develop robust risk management strategies.”

What’s improved?

AXA UK showcases risk engineering expertise with name change

AXA UK’s risk engineering expertise is being showcased with a change of name for the insurer’s commercial customer business resilience team.

From 1 June, the team led by Sarah Brown will be known as the risk engineering and resilience team. Business resilience managers will be renamed risk engineers, better reflecting the work they do to deliver expertise across property, casualty and motor within the SME, mid market and mid corporate sectors.