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Research into ‘value of commercial broking’ to be published in early October

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The London & International Insurance Brokers’ Association has confirmed that its research paper into the value of commercial broking to the economy will be published this autumn before a major insurance conference in the US.

The report, to be called The innovation imperative: why brokers matter more than ever, will be released before the Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers holds its Insurance Leadership Forum in Colorado Spring, starting 4 October.

The broker representative body claims the research project will “objectively evaluate the views of brokers, insurers and clients around the world in a first attempt to highlight the value of commercial broking to the economy”.

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