Top 100 2018 – From crash to cash: a decade of change
What has driven the ups and downs in the commercial market over the last 10 years? Insurance Age takes a look at the big changes in the Top 100 Independent Brokers listing
Forty-one out of 96 brokers name-checked in Insurance Age’s 2008 Top 100 supplement have disappeared from the headline table in the most recent edition.
A handful may have declined to supply statistics and many will be still affecting the figures having been bought by a competitor.
The firms though still read like a who’s who of consolidation.
Oval, Barbon, Giles, RK Harrison, Perkins Slade, Central, Doodson, Cooke & Mason, Higos, Marshall Wooldridge, S-Tech, E Coleman, Green Insurance
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