Treasury insurance boss slams industry for lack of self-promotion

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HM Treasury’s head of insurance and savings has hit out at the failure of the insurance sector to attract young workers, calling for more self-promotion from the industry.

Responding to a question from the floor at the Westminster Business Forum, Frank Carson said insurance businesses should be grasping at opportunities such as the infrastructure pledge from six firms

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