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Research and Markets: Aggregation Metrics: Consumer Approaches to Insurance Comparison Sites in France
DUBLIN --(Business Wire)--
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/x4l798/aggregation)
has announced the addition of the "Aggregation
Metrics: Consumer Approaches to Insurance Comparison Sites in France"
report to their offering.
Based on a survey of over 1,000 consumers, Aggregation Metrics: Consumer
Approaches to Online Insurance Comparison Sites in France offers new
insights into the current development and future prospects of insurance
aggregators in France.
It examines the degree to which French consumers research and purchase
any kind of insurance online plus the size of the available market for
the key products of motor and household insurance, as defined by new
customers and switchers; it then analyses the distribution channels and
interfaces used for acquiring these policies in France, highlighting
both the share of aggregators and the share of online sales in general,
including indicators fr the speed at which these are growing.
Moreover, it investigates the extent to which online insurance buyers in
France are using tablet computers or mobile phones for this purpose, as
opposed to regular laptop or desktop computers, and establishes whether
propensity to use aggregators is influenced by age and / or annual
household income. In addition, it benchmarks the performance of eight of
the leading insurance comparison sites in France in terms of awareness
levels, conversion rates and sales.
For many analyses, the latest data for 2012 is compared with that from a
previous survey undertaken on the same subject in 2008 to show how the
environment for insurance aggregators has evolved over time.
Key Features
- unique data showing whether French consumers use one, two, three or up
to seven or more websites when researching insurance products;
- standardised figures illustrating distribution channels employed for
acquiring motor and household insurance, differentiating between
'available' customers buying for the first time or switching provider
and customers simply renewing a policy bought in a previous year;
- similar statistics showing the distribution interfaces used for the
same two policy types in France with a split between sales in a
face-to-face setting, online sales, telephone sales (both inbound and
outbound) and postal sales;
- performance benchmarking for eight of the leading aggregators (namely,
assurland.com, Hyperassur, KelAssur.com, LesFurets.com, LeLynx.fr,
LeComparateurAssurance.com, misterassur.com and Mutuelle-Conseil) in
order to indicate rates of recognition, usage to research insurance and
usage to actually buy insurance;
- survey results that outline planned usage of online insurance
comparison sites in France and how future utilisation is likely to vary
between previous users of aggregators and non-users.
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/x4l798/aggregation

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