No profitability expected in 2009 for motor insurers
An increase of 20% in average premium is need to see profit
The motor insurance market is not going to see any underwriting profitability in 2009 according to the latest report by Defaqto.
The report, Motor Insurance 2009: Another Bumpy Ride suggests that
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