Howe and Slack settle differences.

The merger of the Insurance Intermediaries Association and the Association of Insurance Intermediari...

The merger of the Insurance Intermediaries Association and the
Association of Insurance Intermediaries will create a trade body called
the the Association of Insurance Intermediaries and Brokers, with over 500
members.


Mike Slack of the AII is to be chairman of the new body, with Tony Howe,
the current chief executive of the IIA, as his deputy.


In light of the current scramble to resolve the issue of broker and
intermediary regulation, both men have pledged their support for the NewRo
initiative and

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