Schemes news: 'Smart scheme' to double Gent & Craig's GWP for dental policies

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Northern Ireland broker Gent & Craig Insurances has boosted its presence in dental surgery insurance following the creation of a 'smart scheme' by specialist insurer UK General.

As reported by Insurance Age (January p13 2011) UK General is looking to launch 15 schemes a month this year through the initiative.

According to UK General's schemes director John Bibby, Gent & Craig's gross written premium (GWP) for dental surgery policies would double as a result of the scheme.

Gent & Craig worked in partnership with UK General's commercial underwriting team to identify and create a scheme which met the requirements of its dental clients.

Mr Bibby said: "Many brokers have

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