
Blooming marvellous
These are heady days indeed for the network sector. New propositions are springing up throughout the UK and rumours of takeovers persist in what was once a rather marginal and untested area. Networks are now accepted as an established feature and, remarkably, considering the relative infancy of the model, they have become an integral and almost essential part of the current and future insurance market.
Layton Blackham Business Solutions, TEn, the Purple Partnership, Cobra, Countrywide, CETA, the
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