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Bilateral agreements have been touted as the perfect answer to the credit hire crisis, but barriers exist to their effective implementation. Brendan Keane and Claire Rowland explain how to overcome obstacles and secure success for both parties
When it comes to motor insurance, bilateral agreements are nothing to be scared of. They contravene no laws, Financial Services Authority rules or Competition Commission regulations. They simply allow
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