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Industry welcomes launch of Insurance Brokers’ Standards Council but rues lack of clarity over its role

 

 

The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) and the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) are names and acronyms with which every UK broker is familiar.

Since the start of the new year there has been a new set for brokers to add to the collection: the Insurance Brokers’ Standards Council (IBSC).

The group is chaired by Paul Anscombe, managing director at James Hallam, and its steering committee is made up entirely of insurance brokers. The council will focus on improving standards in the

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