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Sian Barton

Still growing: The Top 50 Personal Lines Brokers have seen many acquisitions and continued growth over the last year

It’s been another 12 months since we last examined the Top 50 Personal Lines Brokers.

Since then, we’ve seen a number of market changes, with further consolidation and the infamous Odgen rate change hitting the sector when it was re-set at -0.25% instead of the predicted 0-1%.

The pool of brokers in the market to mine is getting smaller thanks to consolidation and the various brands within brands and how to present them is becoming more complicated.

As ever, Insurance Age has had a good

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The most significant pressures reshaping UK insurance broking in 2026

With the UK’s top insurance brokers facing shifting market conditions, there is no better time to reassess the commercial, regulatory, and technological pressures shaping the sector. PKF Littlejohn insurance partner Paul Goldwin and director Charles Drew consider the areas of focus and the importance of discipline to position firms for the year ahead.

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