Mosaic signs Aussie deal
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Mosaic signs Aussie deal

Mosaic, the company backing  online insurance offer Volo, has sold a licence for its platform and products to an Australian operator.

Susan Edmunds
Thu, Nov 12th 2015 06:00AM
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