Philip Gregory - A giant awakes

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Andrew Tjaardstra talks to Philip Gregory, chief executive of HSBC Insurance Brokers, as he attempts to reawaken what he considers to be a 'sleeping giant'

Now may not be the best time to be owned by a bank though, if you are then HSBC is not a bad parent to have compared to some of its rivals. As Europe's biggest bank, HSBC has survived the credit crunch relatively unscathed so far - apart from its higher risk US arm and some significant write-downs on US sub-prime exposure following the acquisition of Household International in 2003.

Philip Gregory is happy to be part of an international banking conglomerate. The leads generated by the bank

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