Blog: Six things to look out for at the Biba Conference in 2015

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With the start of the 2015 British Insurance Brokers’ Association conference only hours away I decided to offer some educated guesses and more left field suggestions as to what the hot topics and discussions on the floor are likely to be.

Here are my predictions. Please add your own below...

1) Who has got the nicest gardens?

There will be some notable absences from the Biba conference this year, many linked with the ongoing fallout of the Ross, Deakin, Brown et al defection from Arthur J Gallagher to Towergate.

With Stuart Reid the latest person to be caught up in the aftermath, as he prepares for his new role at AJG, I suspect that Biba 2015 will include plenty of speculation about who will be moving on next with former

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