Power hour: What now for consolidators?

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Consolidators are not as bullish as they once were, but they may be rising again, writes Martin Friel

The future of consolidators

In 2006/07, the consolidators were on what appeared to be an irresistible rise and many an insurer changed business models in anticipation of a vastly reduced broker base. This has not happened and the credit crunch has left many consolidators exposed.

Several have started to look internally to cut costs and 
make their businesses more integrated but what is the future of 

the consolidator model? Is it a busted flush or are they simply consolidating themselves for a

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