Generali reviewed.
branch of Generali following the Italian insurer's decision to run off its
property/casualty operations. Generali is to enter
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Today, two members of our Commercial team, Tim Weymouth and Adam Fulcher, are at Colchester Golf Club with our insurer partners raising money for a brilliant cause, The Not Forgotten Association charity. Well done to all the participants! pic.twitter.com/ZRRGyifVEC
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