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A step forward

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A year ago, talk of the huge expansion opportunities offered by the central and eastern European insurance markets was commonplace. Recession, though, has moved the focus from growth to consolidation, profitability and efficiency, writes Daniela Ghetu

Figures for the first half of 2009 have shown negative change in the insurance business volume of the CEE region. The first signs of a serious slowdown were already present by the end of 2008, when

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