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Esure CEO Stuart Vann says broker businesses will grow this year

Esure boss Stuart Vann, pictured, pinned his firm's fourfold increase in profits on walking away from bad risks in 2010, raising prices by more than 20% and pocketing £16m of identified fraud savings with the insurer's 33-strong anti-fraud team.

Esure reveals fourfold increase in profit

Insurer Esure has reported an operating profit up more than fourfold to £80.8m (2010: £18.6m) on a combined operating ratio down to 94.6% (2010: 114.5%).

Household: Insurers weathering the cold

After a mild 2011, this year got off to a cold start as snow hit the UK. Will this force insurers to look beyond the past year and start pricing household and contents cover long term?

Esure's Wood makes way for Vann promotion

Esure has officially promoted chief operating officer Stuart Vann to chief executive after he took over increasing areas of responsibility within the firm over the past year. He will not be replaced as COO.

Expert analysis: Relatively calm

Although competition remains fierce in the aggregator arena, the rush for volume has slowed as the motor market moves closer to break-even point, says Tom Cooper, Igo4.

Crash-for-cash contempt ruling victory

Insurers will be able to pursue crash-for-cash fraudsters through the courts more easily thanks to a legal precedent set yesterday, according to Esure solicitors Horwich Farrelly.

Esure broking boss vows to prioritise fraud

The managing director overseeing the launch of Esure’s two new broking brands has vowed to make clamping down on fraud a priority issue, after outlining a list of crime-cutting measures.

Esure launches two new broking brands

Esure will launch two new broking brands this month, as company bosses prepare to use a panel of external insurers to extend the firm’s reach within the car insurance market.

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