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29 October 2024Insurance

Brown & Brown says delegated authority may lead growth long-term

US insurance brokerage group Brown & Brown cannot retain its over 20% growth rate in its delegated authority business, but will take growth above the overall insurance market from the segment for the foreseeable future and draw a steady flow of top talent in turn, its CEO has claimed.

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