Insurance brokers claim non-compete ban won’t trigger rise in attrition

A decision by US authorities to ban non-competition clauses in employment contracts need not crimp the style of leading re/insurance brokerage groups or threaten them with an increase in producer attrition, top industry leaders have claimed.

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