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Riding a sea change.

Simon Threadgold talks to major players in the broker market to get an overview of the sector and find out how it has adapted to the arrival of direct insurers.

If you insure your car with Direct Line, 15.6% of your premium will
be spent on administration and marketing. The rest will be used to pay
claims and provide a profit margin. If you buy through the

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