Hogg Robinson Group was a business active in the insurance and latterly the corporate travel management sectors.

The partnership developed mercantile and insurance interests from offices in Birchin Lane in the City of London.

By 1984, it was one of the four largest travel agency operators in the United Kingdom, and included the chains Wakefield Fortune and Blue Star, as well as the shops of Hogg Robinson.

[2] In 1997, new chairman Neville Bain led the sale of Hogg Robinson's transport division and the acquisition of two business travel operations.

[3] In June 2000, chief executive David Radcliffe led a £232 million management buyout funded by Schroder Ventures (now Permira).