Insurance Museum seeks fresh financial backers
Reg Brown, retired Lloyd’s underwriter and chairman of the Insurance Museum, is hosting a drinks reception tonight (1 October) at The Association of British Insurers HQ in a bid to reinvigorate financial support for the history initiative.
Almost six years on from the Chartered Insurance Institute putting thousands of industry artefacts into storage after the sale of its heritage HQ and move into smaller, rented premises, the former
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