International: The key to protecting property

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With economies recovering across Europe, the property market is beginning to show signs of movement again. But with the credit crunch still fresh in people’s memories, insurers are seeking to reassure those feeling cautious about property transactions.

Title insurance, which protects property investors and mortgage lenders against losses arising from both known and unknown legal risks relating to acquisitions and mortgages, is beginning to feature

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