Insurance brokers feeling down in the mouth, survey reveals

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PwC and CBI poll reveals brokers’ optimism levels at their lowest since Q4 2011

Optimism among insurance brokers declined in the quarter ended December 2012, according to survey results from PwC and the CBI.

The report asked brokers if their optimism about the sector’s overall business situation was going up or down. It then measured the gap between the two responses. Overall more brokers – 20% more in fact – said their optimism was going in the wrong direction.

This was worse than the preceding quarter when the survey revealed that only 15% tipped the balance. However it

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