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Pricing Roundtable - The rates of the nation

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Despite significant events such as floods in the UK, rates have remained relatively static in recent years. But in light of the credit crunch, many believe significant changes are overdue. Stephanie Denton reports on broking experts' thoughts on the situation

Over the last five years the UK has seen some fairly significant events; from explosions in Buncefield to flooding in Sheffield and Gloucestershire, and even tornadoes in central London. Despite this

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