Good riddance to the "necessary evil" of Independent
I read with interest the article on Independent Insurance and its legacy to the UK insurance market ...
I read with interest the article on Independent Insurance and its legacy to the UK insurance market (PM, 10 June, pp17-18). The company was undoubtedly a forceful presence in the London Market, where
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