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Facing facts.

As the relationship between insurers and brokers begins to change in the wake of technological advances and as capacity in the commercial lines sector rises, face-to-face contact and good personal service can make all the difference, believes Diane Smythe.

Leslie Smith, managing director of Mediquote, was refused an agency
from Norwich Union Healthcare earlier this year, despite having been
invited to apply for one in May 2000. Post Magazine's sister

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The joint assault by Israel and the United States against Iran have sent shockwaves through global insurance markets, triggering risk repricing and renewed scrutiny of accumulation exposure across marine, aviation and specialty lines.

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