Boom or bust - is there another way? Norwich Union's letter to brokers
The boom-bust cycle of premium pricing has done nothing but harm the stability of our industry and h...
The boom-bust cycle of premium pricing has done nothing but harm the stability of our industry and has helped foster a widespread reputation for UK insurers as being out of control at best, and opportunist at worst.
Breaking the pattern of constantly fluctuating premiums is in everyone's best interest - brokers and your customers, as well as insurers.
Predictable insurance premiums are critical in calculating long-term business plans. Chasing artificially low premiums may win business in the short
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