Reportage: Personal crisis?

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The threats and opportunities in motor and household lines will be best dealt with by brokers able to evolve in 2013. Edward Murray investigates

The UK personal lines sector continues to defy logic in many ways and, as we head into 2013, there are more questions than answers being thrown up by the motor and household markets.

The motor market in particular continues to conjure up conundrums, and underwriting results prove that few insurers have been able to make this line of business profitable.

Indeed, according to figures from Datamonitor, there have only been two years since 1985 in which the UK motor market has returned a combined

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