Biba focuses on access to insurance in 2020 manifesto
Manifesto includes 37 commitments and 29 calls for action across nine key areas including regulation, broking challenges, Brexit, and transport.
The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) launched its 2020 manifesto, titled ‘Access’, today (21 January).
The manifesto, split across nine chapters, particularly focuses on improving access to insurance, navigating Brexit, reforming regulation, and integrating advances in motor.
Steve White, CEO at Biba, commented: “A broker’s fundamental role is assisting customers with access to appropriate and suitable insurance yet brokers themselves also need access to insurance capacity for
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