Survey: What direction should commercial and agricultural insurance e-trading be taking?
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Twenty years ago, commercial e-trade was but an idea, a dream of how this market could operate more efficiently and effectively. A better experience for everyone.
Today, that dream has been realised only in part, as the response to the Insurance Age e-trade survey shows. But while significant progress has been made towards fulfilling that early potential, tensions and limitations remain at its heart.
To gauge the state of the traditional commercial e-trade market today and to understand how it
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