Biba 2021: The Future of Broking

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Phil Barton attacks scale-led consolidation and warns broking is “in a dangerous place” as an expert panel including Aon’s Julie Page, A-Plan’s Carl Shuker and Atlanta’s Ian Donaldson consider the future in a session chaired by Brokerbility’s, Ashwin Mistry.

A panel of expert brokers explored how the broker sector should move past and respond to the operational changes arising from the pandemic in the first seminar for the British Insurance Brokers Association Conference for 2021.

The session, which went ahead despite technical issues on the conference platform, saw the panelists asked what lessons had been learned from the pandemic and how the sector could improve its reputation following the fallout from issues such as the business interruption

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