Insurers must embrace rather than resist motor OEM disruption

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Delegates at the Insurance Innovators conference were told to welcome fresh competition from original equipment manufacturers, and that they don't have a "God-given right" to be the only ones to sell insurance.

Most of the largest car brands, or original equipment manufacturers, in the UK, offer some form of in-house insurance, with BMW, Audi, Ford, Lexus, and Kia all offering schemes. 

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