RSA's single commercial vehicle exit sparks mixed reactions

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RSA criticised for "abandoning the broker sector" after provider says single vehicle business is "no longer broker territory" as brokers refuse to give up on the space.

RSA’s decision to pull out of the single commercial vehicle market has been met with mixed reactions from brokers.

In a communication to brokers last week, the provider stated that single vehicle business was “no longer broker territory, because alternatives from both direct and through aggregator sites are readily available”.

Peter Robinson, managing director of Prizm Solutions, told Insurance Age that he accepted that RSA is a business that needs to make money, but critisised the wording of

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