Andy Homer steps down as Biba chairman

Andy Homer

Andy Homer is to stand down as chairman of the British Insurance Brokers’ Association after nearly two years in the role.

Homer's departure has taken place with immediate effect following today's Biba board meeting.

He said: "After two years in the role, the time is right pass the baton on to someone else. I would like

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