Local talent pools
How can insurers develop pools of talent in areas outside the capital, and how do tools such as Linked In and Skype facilitate this?
Its rich history makes London the centre of the UK's insurance market, but the cost of running operations from the capital can make it an expensive venture.
One solution - establishing local offices -
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