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How can brokers help financial institutions protect against insolvency and regulatory failures?

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In depth: Rachel Gordon explores how specialist cover can protect financial institutions as the risks are exacerbated by the pandemic.

Financial institutions may appear as bastions of strength and security, and despite selling intangible and often complex products, they convince many to hand over their money for wealth creation and long-term protection.

But, as company failures and mis-selling debacles have proved, they are far from invincible. Beneath the surface, there are rapier-sharp risks swirling around and what is more, these are increasing. This is a place for the expert broker – although they must stay ahead of the

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