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Bespoke insurance regulation is top of Biba agenda

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The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) has put regulation at the top of its 2011 manifesto agenda as it continues to campaign for a regulatory approach more tailored to its members.

The manifesto has been distributed to all influential political stakeholders and Biba has highlighted three key lobbying themes for this year: regulation and consumer protection, helping customers, and driving change in the insurance industry.

Head of compliance and training at Biba Steve White said: "We would like a separate approach for insurance and we will be feeding our arguments into the Consumer Protection and Market Authority in the hope we can create a better structure that reflects the

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