Broking supplement - Biba talking points: Viva la Biba

Alex Alway

With the biggest event in the broking diary, the British Insurance Brokers' Association conference, almost upon us, Stephanie Denton spoke to a selection of commercial and personal lines brokers to get the lowdown on what the likely talking points will be this year and to find out what brokers really want from their insurance partners.

What are the main issues you think the market will be talking about at this year's British Insurance Brokers' Association Conference?
Alex:
Financial Service Authority fees and the cost to our industry

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