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Blog: Meatballs, Billy Book cases and Hemsaker: Can Ikea make flat pack household insurance a success?

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As Ikea teams up with Swiss Re to enter the household insurance market, content director Jonathan Swift reflects on how the Swedish furniture giant could disrupt the sector with its own brand of flat pack cover.

This week Post reported that Ageas had taken over BGL as the Post Office’s household insurance provider.

But another household affinity deal announced on the same day might have wider reaching

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Big Interview: Owen Morris, Aviva

After the £3.7bn acquisition of Direct Line Group, Scott McGee catches up with the man responsible for the joint venture, Aviva’s CEO of UK personal lines, Owen Morris.

Soft market tempers Axa UK’s personal lines gains

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