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Biba to host economic outlook forum

Peter Staddon

The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) is to host a pre-election forum at the City of Manchester Stadium on 25 March 2010.

According to the trade body, the event is designed to give brokers an insight into the economic outlook for 2010, the impact on their businesses and advice on ways of steering their way successfully through the continuing downturn.

The forum, to be chaired by Biba chief executive Eric Galbraith, will involve a panel of senior industry figures responding to the thoughts of Joe Suddaby, an analyst at independent corporate advisory firm, Lexicon.

Mr Suddaby will provide an overview of the wider

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