A positive attitude to new challenges
Biba chief executive Eric Galbraith examines the significant challenges that the industry is facing over the coming year but also reminds brokers there is much to be positive about
As we move into 2006, brokers and intermediaries are under even greater pressure, and the challenges to our distribution have never been higher.
The general insurance intermediary distribution channel, often referred to as 'the broker' channel, is a vibrant, dynamic and changing market, almost unrecognisable from the market I joined many years ago, and has changed especially rapidly over the last ten years.
Today, it continues to represent a very important sector of the financial services industry
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