Financial Times

Identity crisis: the insurers moving away from insurance

Identity crisis: the insurers moving away from insurance

Henrik Naujoks, a partner with Bain & Company, says: “They [Porto Seguro] are a high-price insurance provider, but they constantly grow market share. People like the services that they aggressively advertise. People are willing to pay the price.”

  • 2018年8月7日
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Financial Times

Identity crisis: the insurers moving away from insurance

There is evidence that the strategy can work of pivoting away from insurance. Brazil’s Porto Seguro has spent decades building a range of services for its clients, from car parking and car repairs to plumbing for the home. The investment has paid dividends. Last year the company made R$135m ($36m) of net profits from its services businesses, against R$778m from insurance.

Henrik Naujoks, a partner with Bain & Company, says: “They [Porto Seguro] are a high-price insurance provider, but they constantly grow market share. People like the services that they aggressively advertise. People are willing to pay the price.”

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