Brokers back FCA promise to work with Biba on regulation
FCA pledges to “work constructively” with Biba as trade body launches 2015 manifesto
Brokers have welcomed the British Insurance Brokers’ Association’s (Biba) manifesto for 2015 following its publication last month.
The sector hailed the document’s content as positive, praising the 20 calls to action for the government and regulator, as well as the trade body’s 11 commitments on the wider issues affecting general insurance brokers.
A key element of the manifesto is Biba’s plan for regulation. Crucially, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has pledged to work with the trade
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