British Insurance Awards: 2022 shortlist revealed
This year the British Insurance Awards return back to their spiritual home at the Royal Albert Hall after a two year absence.
The big question now is: who will be in the running to win a coveted BIA at the main event on the 6th July?
Well the judges have had their say and, after reviewing and debating the many entries, Insurance Post can reveal the shortlist for the 2022 BIAs.
So sit back and watch nominees Albert and Victoria guide you through the many great firms that made the cut and have a chance of winning a BIA trophy.
And don’t forget to guarantee your spot for the prestigious night by contacting Stefan Costea now on 0207 316 9265 or Stefan.costea@infopro-digital.com
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