No conflict of interest' - IMS.
New start-up intermediary auditing company Insurance Monitoring Services has come under further atta...
New start-up intermediary auditing company Insurance MonitoringServices has come under further attack from the broking industry. The
firm, which audits cover note books and EDI transactions, provoked
complaints two months ago over the curt letters it sent to intermediaries
(PB, November, p2).
Bob Brownlee, chairman of Wilby Insurance Brokers in Halifax, has
expressed concern that a potential conflict of interest exists between IMS
director Paul Galloway's current position and his previous role as a
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