Eight key takeaways from Post’s motor insurance profitability roundtable

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At the end of 2024, Insurance Post in association with CRIF, held a roundtable that posed the question: How can motor insurers make the return to profitability stick? Jonathan Swift summarises the main takeaways.

Attendees:

Mattia Bongini, data science manager, CRIFRob Clark, head of motor underwriting, EsureHayley Comper, senior customer partnership manager, CRIFMichael Cullum, head of portfolio trading

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