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Article: Can you cover 'high risk' drivers on the information superhighway? A specialist broker asks how it can assess potential customers fully as insurance speeds on to the internet
- Article from:
- The Independent on Sunday (London, England)
- Article date:
- February 12, 2006
- Author:
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Back in 1968, when Tony Allen became the first employee of his
father's insurance broking business, he persuaded his school friends
to get their sports cars insured through him. This set the company on
a road it has followed ever since.
These days, while 1 to 2 per cent of the business is in commercial
insurance, the rest is in motor cover for people who would normally
attract an increased premium: young drivers' people with high-
performance or modified vehicles' people who live in inner-city areas
with a high crime rate' celebrities, and so on. "We act as a clearing
house for people with problems in the insurance industry," says Mr
Allen, who is now chief executive for the A&A Group.
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