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IT InvestigatesInvestigation: The future for RBS Insurance
A key source believes the business will be unlikely to float more than half at the first attempt
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IT EventsBroker Clinic: ‘If you can’t write profitable motor insurance, then walk out the door’
Industry experts run the rule over personal lines broking
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Online onlyIrish Compensation Fund set to cover Quinn solicitors' PI
Government-backed fund of last resort in line to pay for Quinn's solicitors' professional indemnity claims
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Online onlyConsumers to pay for Quinn loss
Irish government will hike car and house insurance rates
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NewsAviva opens the door to profit sharing with brokers
Insurer says it welcomes discussion with brokers on personal lines
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Online onlyAviva considers profit sharing with motor brokers
Aviva wants a discussion with brokers around profit sharing arrangements on personal lines books
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Online onlyPublic unaware of uninsured driving crackdown – AA
Almost 60% have not heard of new rules
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Online onlyQuinn admits "mistakes"
Irish tycoon admits he made mistakes following discussions with politicians
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Online onlyYoung driver motor broker rebrands
Selecter Car Insurance rebrands to Only Young Drivers
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AnalysisComment: How the AA won the public relations battle with RAC
The RAC's new owners would do well to steal some of its rival's ideas
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Breaking NewsMotor rate rises slow for third quarter: Towers Watson/Confused
Average Q1 2011 comprehensive policy rise is 3.8%, down 3.3% from 2010
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Breaking NewsCar and home premiums soaring: AA
Home insurance increases reflect record winter claims
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Online onlyOFT probes Google's acquisition of BeatThatQuote
Office of Fair Trading to investigate £37.7m acquisition
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Online onlyWH Smith to offer in-store legal services
Retailer teams up with lawyers for in-store legal help as fears grow of a new explosion in PI litigation
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Online onlyBirmingham, Liverpool and Bradford top spots for motor fraud
Motor fraud is spreading across the country to areas previously never considered a risk, says fruad experts
