View from the top: More important than ever

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I was recently asked to defend the value of brokers within the insurance industry and discuss whether their role had changed as a consequence of the economic downturn.

In a recession as deep and potentially long standing as this one, our role becomes absolutely key to the way companies manage risk and place insurance. In the midst of this economic malaise the

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