UK insurtech Policy Expert aims to hit 700 headcount through its multi-divisional hiring plan
By Lauren Towner · 17 April 2023

Policy Expert, the UK’s leading personal lines insurtech, today announces further expansion plans across its technology, customer services and operational divisions which will see total headcount across the organisation grow to hit 700 by year-end.
Policy Expert is rapidly scaling and gaining market share, with 26% policyholder growth in the past 12 months and a double-digit share of price comparison website (PCW) sales. To support the latest customer acquisitions and the growing operation, the 26 new roles include:
- 8 in technology: Policy Expert’s success has been built on proprietary tech and an agile cloud-based infrastructure. The insurtech only recently expanded its technology division to over 100 people. The additional hires will drive the development of its tech platform and its complete control of the customer experience, from pricing to claims.
- 5 in customer services: Customer-centricity is at the heart of Policy Expert’s customer proposition. Through the team’s continuous effort, Policy Expert recorded a 50% increase in 5-star reviews covering claims, with 97% of customers recommending it and customer retention rates now exceeding 90% compared to a c.74% industry norm. The new joiners will help maintain the company’s position as the UK’s number one rated home insurance provider via ReviewCentre since 2013, based on over 55,000 reviews.
- 13 in internal operations: Policy Expert is on track with its ambitious customer acquisition plan and business growth strategy. The additional managerial positions will support the development of the company’s underwriting capability and internal management, ensuring a seamless end-to-end service for Policy Expert’s customers. The insurtech’s increasing focus on employees’ wellbeing and development has also led to new roles in London, covering Internal Communications and Events and Learning & Development.
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