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Web domain ‘.broker’ now available

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Brokers can use the domain instead of .com or .co.uk.

The web domain name .broker is now being offered by tech firm Boston Ivy which is part of the IG Group.

The company explained that .broker premium domains have also recently been released, ranging from Insurance.Broker to Premium.Broker - and many others in between. Bespoke company names using the various domains can also be secured.

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Boston Ivy chief innovation officer, Alastair Hine, commented: ".Broker as a web address makes your business more identifiable as a key player within the

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