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following the acquisition by its parent Aviva of HPI, the UK's biggest second-hand car database....The insurance company plans to use a heavyweight DM campaign to inform its customers about the HPI service, which charges £40 to check the history of second-hand cars. Prior to Aviva's purchase of HPI for £120m this month, the database was used mainly by car dealers. Norwich Union will be mailing 6.8m ...
the acquisition by its parent Aviva of HPI, the UK's biggest second-hand car database....The insurance company plans to use a heavyweight DM campaign to inform its customers about the HPI service, which charges £40 to check the history of second-hand cars. Prior to Aviva's purchase of HPI for £120m this month, the database was used mainly by car dealers. Norwich Union will be mailing 6.8m ...
accidents. Other high performers were BP, Unilever, Aviva and Sainsbury’s, which was singled out for its ...
, Unilever, Aviva, MBNA, Orange and AMP. Patrick Bensabat, chairman of the company, said : "The group has ...
, which include Aviva, former Natwest head of investor relations Geoff Pelham-Lane took on the head ...
%). Clients include Diageo, Aviva, Pearson. www.ry.com 12 Blue Marlin Founded 1993. Privately ...
, which holds the consolidated £30 million media account for Norwich Union's Aviva parent company, has ...
Clegg’s responsibilities will be part-time, but he will be involved with GPlus’s UK clients which include insurer Aviva, Royal Bank of Scotland and Asda. He will report to GPlus directors Nigel Gardner and Peter Guilford. Clegg’s appointment brings GPlus’s team to 21. Clegg started his career as a ...
Union's Aviva parent, has been assured that it will not be affected. ...
The body’s Corporate Responsibility Index, which is now in its second year, puts National Grid Transco in top place, followed by BP, Unilever, Veolia Water UK and Aviva. Others in the top ten include retailers Co-operative Bank, J Sainsbury and Barclays. National Grid was praised for its work in avoiding ...
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