ABI looks to ease care burden

Sarah Hills
01 Apr 2008

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The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has called for the private market for care insurance to be broadened, in order for more insurers to provide long-term care schemes.

Stephen Haddrill, ABI director-general, made the recommendation in response to the Smith Institute Report, a collection of essays that address the issues the government needs to consider in both the delivery and funding of long-term care.

Mr Haddrill said that the insurance industry could play a significant role in helping to

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