The September revolution
During the early third quarter of 2006, there will be a watershed moment in the London insurance mar...
During the early third quarter of 2006, there will be a watershed moment in the London insurance market. It may pass unnoticed - except by a small inner circle - but it will be as significant as any structural change.
The death of Kinnect was seen by some as the end of any potential electronic infrastructure for the London market. The opposite seems to have been the case.
Indeed, the Kinnect closure seems to have been the biggest catalyst for modernisation ever seen in the market. Since that
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