What the papers say - June 2011

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In this month’s edition of What The Papers Say, Insurance Age editor Martin Friel and senior reporter Emmanuel Kenning discuss the biggest stories in insurance with Paul Upton, chief executive officer of Evolution Underwriting.

Topics under discussion include Mark Hodges' surprise move from Aviva to Towergate, differing opinions on signs of hardening in the commercial market and whether insurers have fallen out of love with MGAs. The panel also turns its attention to the issues surrounding the recently announced plans for a merger of The British Insurance Brokers' Association with The Institute of Insurance Brokers.

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