Personal Lines articles – Page 139
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Online onlyRBS Insurance profit collapses by 90%
Insurer blames rising cost of bodily injury claims for decimated profit
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Comparethemarket.com responds to growth with three hires
Aggregator plans to consolidate market position
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Online onlyIndependent broker blog: A web of intrigue
Peter Smits considers how to resolve his online headache
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In BusinessA square peg for a square hole
Customers may love getting a good deal on their insurance, but what about those who can’t get any cover at all? We talk to the broker that’s targeting the uninsurable
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FeaturesPeter Wood: Calm and in control
The buy-out of Lloyds’ major stake in Esure by founder Peter Wood marks an exciting new time for the online insurer. But Wood insists patience and hard work is the name of the game for now. Here, he reveals how he stays ahead of the pack, and what’s next for ...
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NewsGroupama calls for price rises to get market off ‘critical list’
Insurer hit by claims farming, credit hire and fraud, pushing pre-tax profits down by 50%
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NewsTowergate beats second bidder to land John Charcol
Consolidator will retain John Charcol brand, its London office, and promises no redundancies
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NewsWood won’t buy back ‘his baby’ Direct Line
We will focus on development of brands, not flotation, adds Esure founder
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NewsQuinn Insurance to separate in standalone float
Quinn Group prepares for float by refinancing its €780m debts
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Online onlySwiftcover reveals scope of 'fronting fraud'
Research shows 36,000 parents name children as spouses
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Online onlyChoiceQuote strikes deal with Premium First
Premium First wins tender to provide premium finance facility
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Online onlyNew managing director at Towergate Bakers
HSBC's Simon Townsend has switched to Towergate
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Online onlyIn the spotlight: Aviva's David McMillan Q&A part two
In the second part of this online exclusive, the Aviva UK general insurance CEO talks openly about broker relationships, commissions and football
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Online onlyGroupama boss: 'motor market in critical state'
François-Xavier Boisseau says prices need to go up "to stem the bleeding" as profits plummet
