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Towergate results reflect trauma, says Ross

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New CEO says consolidator's focus will be on integration and infrastructure going forward.

New Towergate CEO David Ross said the consolidator's figures were reflective of "an organisation that had been through a lot of trauma" following the publication of its financial results for the third quarter of 2015 which showed an ebitda loss of £5.5m.

"If I can give one comment after talking to the staff over the last three weeks it's that it's remarkable that the business is still standing at all," he said.

"It really shows their commitment to the client base and to each other. We've been

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