Opinion: Nick Garner on unrated insurers and customer choice in motor
Drive Further’s Nick Garner writes in defence of unrated insurers and argues that they add choice for consumers in the motor maket
Insurance journalists have had a busy year keeping abreast of developments in the offshore insurance sector.
In recent weeks, Markerstudy has injected fresh capital onto its balance sheet to meet Solvency II requirements. Insurance Age reported in July that the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) had handed back some £8.3m to policyholders of Gable Insurance, which collapsed into administration in 2016. In July, Gibraltar-based insurer Elite announced that it was closing to new
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