Select & Protect rolls out regulation alternative
General insurance provider, Select & Protect plans to launch its introducer status facility for selling general insurance in the regulated world.
The facility is aimed at companies and individuals that have chosen not to become authorised for advising and selling general insurance products under Financial Services Authority (FSA) regulation.
Previously, there were two choices in the build up to regulation, either meet the FSA's Insurance Conduct of Business (ICOB) rules or do not. Select & Protect
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