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Ritchie: long-term survival of broker market is assured.

Hamish Ritchie, chairman of the British Insurance Brokers' Association, hit an optimistic note in hi...

Hamish Ritchie, chairman of the British Insurance Brokers'
Association, hit an optimistic note in his opening address, telling
brokers that: "Broking has never been in a stronger position."


Mr Ritchie pointed out that the long-term survival of brokers is not even
in question. He added: "Brokers are the most efficient form of
distribution of the insurance product. I am enthusiastically buoyant about
what we are doing and thrilled that BIBA has adopted the future broker
day."


Mr Ritchie warned there

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