Bonnie by the Clyde
Glasgow has much to be proud of. It already has a host of general insurers and has built up a strong name in the underwriting and broking sectors - and the city continues to go from strength to strength, writes Mairi MacDonald
As the insurance industry descends on Glasgow for the annual British Insurance Brokers' Association conference, all eyes lay on the host city's booming financial services industry.
For Glasgow, a city
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