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UK motor to suffer.

Bacon & Woodrow is forecasting that the UK motor market will suffer losses of around £1.2bn for 1998...

Trading standards.

Business in the contracting sector is at last beginning to pick up, although insurance rates are not mirroring this improvement in performance yet, says David Fanning.

Worthy opponents.

Competition is fierce in the high net worth market and, with rates as low as they can go, insurers claim to be competing on service rather than price to attract customers, says Shona Cronin.

Dream boat.

The boats may be to die for, but the market for insurance is not so ideal. Andrew Newman says rates are still too low, the sector is overcrowded and theft is still a significant problem.

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