Defaqto report
Insurers must decide whether to write for profit or market share, Defaqto has warned in its report: ...
Insurers must decide whether to write for profit or market share, Defaqto has warned in its report: Commercial SME Insurance 2009: It's Tough Out There. Mike Powell, principal consultant for general insurance at Defaqto, said: "Insurers are also under pressure to keep their existing business, as there is a need to provide more competitive premiums, or they face the prospect of seeing this revenue walk off their books. Those insurers that write most of their business through the broker market
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