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In-depth: Keeping it personal

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The highly competitive personal lines space is no stranger to change. With further developments in technology and regulation, we examine the issues brokers and insurers are facing and what the opportunities are

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The recent flooding has put household insurance in the spotlight, but with Flood Re and increasing use of technology, the sector is changing rapidly and could be attractive to new entrants

 

Household is an area of personal lines that remains popular among insurers and brokers, experts say that the highly competitive sector is full of opportunities and capacity.

This type of cover has come into sharp focus over the last few months following the extreme flooding across

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