All quiet on the North-western front?

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The healthy competition between its two dominant cities, Manchester and Leeds, makes the North-west insurance market anything but quiet. Martin Friel profiles some of the region's key players

Outside of London, there are really only two areas that have a strong insurer presence - the Midlands and the North West. We took a look at the Midlands earlier this year and Birmingham staked its claim to be considered the second city of insurance but now we turn our attention to the North West.

For the purposes of our review, we have surveyed Insurance Age readers working in cities and towns from Liverpool and Preston through to Wigan and Manchester up into Leeds. Now before you deluge us with

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