Ansvar Insurance

Ansvar Insurance is a business division of Ecclesiastical Insurance plc, which is itself wholly owned by Allchurches Trust. It is authorised and regulated by the Prudential Regulation Authority, and is also regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

Ansvar Insurance
Limited company
IndustryFinancial services
Founded1932
HeadquartersEastbourne, United Kingdom
Key people
Sarah Cox, MD
ProductsInsurance
OwnerAllchurches Trust
Number of employees
75 (2020)
Websitewww.ansvar.co.uk

Etymology

Ansvar is the Swedish word for ‘responsibility’.

History

Ansvar Insurance was formed in Sweden in 1932 out of the Temperance Movement. Initially the business focused on personal home and motor insurance, but strong connections with the Church over the years was the catalyst for the development of specialist commercial policies for the not-for-profit sector - charities, free churches and voluntary groups who make a positive contribution to society.

Ansvar expanded across the world into over twelve countries including the UK, with an office in London. In 1975 they moved to their current office in Eastbourne. Today Ansvar has developed to become one of the UK's leading charity insurers.

Charity work

Each year Ansvar allocates a share of profits to organisations involved in educating school children about the effects of drugs and alcohol. Their current charity partners are Coram Life Education, [1] Lifeskills Education [2] and the Alcohol Education Trust.[3]

They were named as Insurance Company of the Year at the Better Society Awards 2015, an annual event that honours commercial companies whose efforts extend beyond commercial success and make valuable contributions to society.

Ansvar do not work or invest in companies who businesses revolve around alcohol, tobacco, gaming or armaments.

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