Biba warns of scammers targeting brokers
Fraudsters are claiming to sell attendee data from the Biba conference, but trade body confirms it has not had a data breach.
The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) has warned that scammers are using its name to target brokers, offering Biba Conference delegate data.
In a tweet, Biba said: “If you’ve been approached about buying a list of Biba conference attendees this is a scam. We never release personal details.”
It further asked members not to engage with these approaches, stating “we do not pass data to any third party”.
A Biba spokeswoman told Insurance Age that the organisation had an audit done at
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