OneBeacon Announces Termination Of Hagerty Relationship And Gain On Sale Of Essentia Insurance Company To Markel
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Said OneBeacon CEO
Essentia, a subsidiary of OneBeacon, is dedicated to the collector car and boat business that the company writes through
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