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Sabre Insurance Group PLC
LON:SBRE
Sabre Insurance Group PLXC is a premium listed motor insurer with a diversified, multi-channel distribution strategy, selling policies through a broad network of brokers and three Direct Brands - Go Girl, Drive Smart and Insure 2 Drive.
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Winter of discontent faced by British businesses
A swathe of UK companies are issuing profit warnings due to weakening consumer confidence
Sabre Insurance warning pulls rug from motor insurers
Admiral dropped 14% to 2,034p and Direct Line by 9% to 215p.
Sabre Insurance inks exclusive underwriter deal with MCE
The insurance company expects the agreement to generate gross written premiums of over £20mln a year and a pre-tax profit contribution in the region of £3mln-£5mln
Sabre Insurance says motor premiums are rising again
"We remain confident of providing an attractive dividend for the year," said chief executive Geoff Carter
Sabre Insurance expects to pay attractive dividend after raising prices in past quarter
The motor insurer said it continues to expect its full-year combined ratio will be close to its long-term mid-70%'s target
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When is a special dividend not that special?
More and more companies are paying a special dividend nowadays, but critics argue that they aren’t always a sign of a healthy, growing company
Sabre Insurance declares special dividend as it reports weaker 2018 profits amid tough motor insurance market
Sabre said it remains confident in the outlook despite "challenging dynamics" and changes to regulation in the UK private car insurance market
Sabre Insurance Group cut down to size as Barclays downgrades its rating to ‘equal-weight’ from ‘overweight’
Barclays' analysts said while they consider a premium valuation to be appropriate at this point in the cycle, on their 2019 price/earnings of 13.8x they think Sabre appears expensive versus their peers