Biba news: 'Unbelievable change' afoot

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Towergate chief executive, Peter Cullum, has predicted that the UK is set for two years of "unbelievable change" under the new coalition Government with the economy and regulation set to top the agenda.

At the Changing World Debate on the second day of the Biba 2010 conference, Mr Cullum cautioned that the UK "was not far behind Greece in terms of pure economics".

"This is one of those moments in history that has a negative connotation on a scale that would keep you awake at night," he said.

Rob Brown, Aon CEO, disagreed saying he was "strangely optimistic" as the world of risk was increasing and problems like volcanic ash could actually provide brokers with exciting opportunities and new

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