ABI calls for ban on referral fees
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has responded to the publication of the House of Commons Transport Committee report into the cost of motor insurance, labelling it a missed opportunity.
In contrast to the British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) who welcomed the report, Nick Starling, director of general insurance and health at the ABI, said: "The committee took a great deal of evidence, and has chosen to ignore much of it.
"It has failed to recognise that the main cause of the recent increases in motor insurance premiums is ever- increasing personal injury claims and spiralling legal costs. These are often driven by claims management firms. The committee should have
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