Gocompare responds to FSA’s comparison site review
The only aggregator currently a member of the British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba), Gocompare.com, has welcomed the Financial Services Authority’s (FSA) proposed guidelines for comparison sites.
All comparison sites have received a letter from the FSA following a review it carried out between June and September last year and they have until 8 August 2011 to respond to the proposed guidance.
Lee Griffin, chief operating officer at Gocompare.com, said the company welcomed the review and would continue to contribute actively throughout the consultation.
He added: "Our number one priority is that customers receive the best possible service and we will study the FSA's recommendations to
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