A market reborn

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Crowned the Capital of Culture 2008, Liverpool is a vibrant city famous for its music scene, but what does its broking market have to offer? Martin Friel heads north-west to find out how the Liverpudlian approach differs to its neighbours'

Attendees

Andrew Crowe

Customer services manager, Crawford & Co

 

Bill Doherty

Director of business development and marketing, Hill Dickinson

 

Cathie Bruce

Managing director, Choice Quote

 

Francis Carroll

Regional MD, CCV

 

Jason Spencer

Head of practice group, insurance, Hill Dickinson

 

Neil Revill

MD, Affinity Insurance Management

 

Roger Scholes

Regional manager, LV Broker, north-west

 

How has Liverpool responded to the recession?

Roger: There is a resilience. The further north you come

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