Clydesdale broker push starts off with Panacea
Scottish bank Clydesdale has set its sights on investment in the intermediary sector in a bid to expand its presence in the UK insurance market.
In its first push into the arena, the bank's City of London-based corporate finance arm has taken over from Royal Bank of Scotland as senior debt provider to AIM-listed broker Brightside's premium
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