Video: What the Papers Say latest edition

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Branko Bjelobaba, principal at Branko Limited, joins Insurance Age’s Caitlin Morrison for the latest edition of What The Papers Say.

This month’s edition, hosted by Insurance Age deputy editor Andrew Pearce, sees the panel discussing Peter Cullum’s latest venture in the broking world, with his new company Global Risk Partners capturing a division of Towergate Underwriting.

Also up for debate is the FCA’s decision to name firms under investigation, and the impact this will have on brokers.

Finally, the show deals with a recent report from Bipar that has deemed IMD II a “low priority”. Bjelobaba looks at what this means for

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