In the Q2, Hanover Insurance Group Inc 's corporate clients experienced a drop by -83.64 % in their costs of revenue, compared to a year ago, sequentially costs of revenue were trimmed by -84.45 %. During the corresponding time, Hanover Insurance Group Inc recorded a revenue increase by 4.34 % year on year, sequentially revenue grew by 1.46 %. While revenue at the Hanover Insurance Group Inc 's corporate clients recorded rose by 7.93 % year on year, sequentially revenue grew by 6.51 %.
Customers of Hanover Insurance Group Inc saw their costs of revenue drop by -83.64 % in Q2 compare to a year ago, sequentially costs of revenue were trimmed by -84.45 %, for the same period Hanover Insurance Group Inc recorded revenue increase by 4.34 % year on year, sequentially revenue grew by 1.46 %.
Hanover Insurance Group Inc's Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers
We serve a variety of standard, specialty and targeted industry markets. Consistent
with our objective to diversify our underwriting risks on a geographic and line
of business basis, we currently have a split of approximately one-third each of
domestic standard Commercial Lines, international and domestic specialty lines,
and domestic standard Personal Lines. Our Commercial and Personal Lines segments,
comprising our principal domestic U.S. subsidiaries, distribute our products primarily
through an independent agent network. Our Chaucer segment, comprising our international
business, distributes primarily through insurance brokers in the Lloyd’s
market.
Commercial and Personal Lines
Our Commercial and Personal Lines agency distribution strategy and field structure
are designed to maintain a strong focus on local markets and the flexibility
to respond to specific market conditions. We wrote 20% of our Commercial and
Personal Lines business in Michigan and 10% in Massachusetts. Our structure
is a key factor in the establishment and maintenance of productive, long-term
relationships with mid-sized, well-established independent agencies. We maintain
40 local offices across 29 states. The majority of processing support for these
locations is provided from Worcester, Massachusetts; Howell, Michigan; Salem,
Virginia; and Windsor, Connecticut.
Independent agents account for substantially all of the sales of our Commercial
and Personal Lines property and casualty products. Agencies are appointed based
on profitability, track record, financial stability, professionalism, and business
strategy. Once appointed, we monitor their performance and, subject to legal
and regulatory requirements, may take actions as necessary to change these business
relationships, such as discontinuing the authority of the agent to underwrite
certain products or revising commissions or bonus opportunities. We compensate
agents primarily through base commissions and bonus plans that are tied to an
agency’s written premium, growth and profitability.
Chaucer
Chaucer underwrites open market business primarily from Lloyd’s brokers
and underwriting agencies. We primarily compensate brokers and underwriting
agencies through commission payments. Prior to the transfer of the U.K. motor
business, Chaucer also used retail brokers and comparative website aggregators.
In the Lloyd’s open market, brokers approach Chaucer with individual insurance
and reinsurance risk opportunities for underwriter consideration. Brokers also
gain access to Chaucer’s products through selected underwriting agencies
(also referred to as coverholders), to which Chaucer has granted limited authority
to make underwriting decisions on individual risks. In general, risks written
through underwriting agencies are smaller in terms of both exposure and premium.
Risks are placed in Lloyd’s through a subscription placement process whereby
generally several syndicates take a share of a contract rather than one insurer
taking 100% on a direct basis. This facilitates the spreading of large and complex
risks across a number of insurers, while limiting the underwriting risk of each
insurer.
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Hanover Insurance Group Inc’s Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers
We serve a variety of standard, specialty and targeted industry markets. Consistent
with our objective to diversify our underwriting risks on a geographic and line
of business basis, we currently have a split of approximately one-third each of
domestic standard Commercial Lines, international and domestic specialty lines,
and domestic standard Personal Lines. Our Commercial and Personal Lines segments,
comprising our principal domestic U.S. subsidiaries, distribute our products primarily
through an independent agent network. Our Chaucer segment, comprising our international
business, distributes primarily through insurance brokers in the Lloyd’s
market.
Commercial and Personal Lines
Our Commercial and Personal Lines agency distribution strategy and field structure
are designed to maintain a strong focus on local markets and the flexibility
to respond to specific market conditions. We wrote 20% of our Commercial and
Personal Lines business in Michigan and 10% in Massachusetts. Our structure
is a key factor in the establishment and maintenance of productive, long-term
relationships with mid-sized, well-established independent agencies. We maintain
40 local offices across 29 states. The majority of processing support for these
locations is provided from Worcester, Massachusetts; Howell, Michigan; Salem,
Virginia; and Windsor, Connecticut.
Independent agents account for substantially all of the sales of our Commercial
and Personal Lines property and casualty products. Agencies are appointed based
on profitability, track record, financial stability, professionalism, and business
strategy. Once appointed, we monitor their performance and, subject to legal
and regulatory requirements, may take actions as necessary to change these business
relationships, such as discontinuing the authority of the agent to underwrite
certain products or revising commissions or bonus opportunities. We compensate
agents primarily through base commissions and bonus plans that are tied to an
agency’s written premium, growth and profitability.
Chaucer
Chaucer underwrites open market business primarily from Lloyd’s brokers
and underwriting agencies. We primarily compensate brokers and underwriting
agencies through commission payments. Prior to the transfer of the U.K. motor
business, Chaucer also used retail brokers and comparative website aggregators.
In the Lloyd’s open market, brokers approach Chaucer with individual insurance
and reinsurance risk opportunities for underwriter consideration. Brokers also
gain access to Chaucer’s products through selected underwriting agencies
(also referred to as coverholders), to which Chaucer has granted limited authority
to make underwriting decisions on individual risks. In general, risks written
through underwriting agencies are smaller in terms of both exposure and premium.
Risks are placed in Lloyd’s through a subscription placement process whereby
generally several syndicates take a share of a contract rather than one insurer
taking 100% on a direct basis. This facilitates the spreading of large and complex
risks across a number of insurers, while limiting the underwriting risk of each
insurer.
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