Broking break: And finally...

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Sunil Shah of C&M Insurance wants to insure West Ham while Aviva’s Tracey Threlfall’s first job was as an HGV driver in the Royal Air Force

On the spot

C&M Insurance’s managing director Sunil Shah on bringing back quality time and the future of personal lines

▶ The weirdest item I have ever been asked to find a quote for is…

…a deluxe bird cage.

▶ If I were a superhero, other than flying, my superpower would be… 

…to be a chameleon like an X Men character.

▶ The biggest challenge for the broking community in the coming 12 months is… 

…deciding whether to stay in personal lines.

▶ The three items I would want if stranded on a desert

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