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Price Forbes takes ten from RK Harrison

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Newcomers join Price Forbes in specie division.

Price Forbes, an independent specialist insurance broker, has appointed Bruno Le Roy as head of specie.

Le Roy joins from RK Harrison along with David Cobb, John Holton, Richard Phillips and Chris Randall who take up director posts. The team also includes five additional staff members also from RK Harrison.

The specie division covers valuable property against loss or damage whilst it is in storage or transit.

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Michael Donegan, chief executive officer of Price Forbes, commented: "I am

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