Noyce tips a small brokers' revival

Small, new brokers could buck the trend of industry consolidation, according to Tom Noyce, managing ...

Small, new brokers could buck the trend of industry consolidation, according to Tom Noyce, managing director of new broker Noyce Insurance Solutions.

Noyce, former deputy managing director at Foreman Bassett, set up on his own in January, after Foreman Bassett was sold to Stuart Alexander.

Taking a small book of business with him, Noyce's company is now earning £2m premium income, 50% up on expectations.

Noyce said: "The consolidation at the top will create a vacuum that will be filled by smaller

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