Post Magazine – 28 July 2011

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This week the Post team reports on the confusion over reports in the Irish press that Quinn Insurance founder Sean Quinn has acquired a Malta-based insurance licence and as set to launch new company Q2 in competition with his former business which fell into administration last year.

The Malta Financial Services Authority and Central Bank of Ireland are in discussions to establish how these stories surfaced.

In other news, plans to axe the Metropolitan Police's stolen vehicle unit

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