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Former Powerplace CEO Ball back with new online SME start-up

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The former boss of Towergate's online offering Powerplace is back with a new online SME venture which using ex-Coverzones software allows brokers to white label their websites for "quote and buy" policies from a host of insurers.

With the proposed launch of Quotall, the founder of Coverzones Simon Ball will become the latest high profile departure from Towergate to launch into the online commercial space.

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