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Upping competence on underwriting.

Training is widely perceived as the most effective way to raise competence levels across the industry and so prevent underwriting losses. Richard Adams looks at how insurers are implementing such schemes.

When it comes to preventing costly blunders and ensuring the
high-profile underwriting losses of recent years are not repeated,
training is considered by many insurance companies to be the first

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