Criticism of 'opportunistic' start-ups sits awkwardly in a market which prides itself on entrepreneurialism
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Criticism of 'opportunistic' start-ups sits awkwardly in a market which prides itself on entrepreneurialism

Rachel Dalton
14 January 2021
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The latest crop of new businesses, formed in the wake of the pandemic and subsequent market hardening, has ruffled a few feathers in the (re)insurance market.

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