Many hands make light work

Personal lines insurance has spawned a large number of affinity partnerships over the past few years. Sarah Hills reports on how the industry is looking to the commercial sector for further avenues to explore

The affinity market has proved one of the most dynamic areas of personal lines insurance, prompting a plethora of partnerships to be struck between insurers, banks, retailers, manufacturers and

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