A positive influence
Despite a difficult year for insurers, new Association of British Insurers chairman Archie Kane is upbeat over the industry's response to the flood crisis and talks to Jamie Dunkley about the potential advisory role to government the trade body can play in helping push through much needed change
Having taken over the role last month, the new chairman of the Association of British Insurers is busy outlining his blueprint for the next two years of his tenure. And Archie Kane, chief executive of
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