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Scottish BIBA conference.

Hamish Ritchie, chairman of the British Insurance Brokers' Institute, took up his new position with ...

Hamish Ritchie, chairman of the British Insurance Brokers' Institute,
took up his new position with aplomb at the Scottish BIBA conference, and
showed he is a man who moves with the times. "This is my first outing and
I'm pleased it has happened in Scotland," he said. "I'm aware that the
phrase has taken on a different meaning these days."


Peter Hubbard, chief executive of Axa, was also in fine form at
Peebles.


Stepping gingerly over a lead he commented: "I'll have to watch I don't
trip up - it

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