British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba)
Making the connection
Broker Networks
A test of initiative
This month, Michelle Worvell asks the panel if Biba's professional indemnity initiative has succeeded and whether brokers should be allowed to arrange their own PI cover
Banks halt single premium PPI sales as Biba calls for FSA action
Some of the country's leading banks have pre-empted the results of a Competition Commission investig...
Aggregators to unite under trade body in push for professionalism
The price comparison sector is set to make a bold bid for greater respectability with the imminent f...
Biba strikes deal to avoid need for mandatory commission disclosure
The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) has staved off the threat of mandatory commission ...
Body of trust
Broker trade bodies
Biba places accessibility at head of industry's agenda
The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) is aiming to make insurance more accessible in the...
Workplace bullying - Work bullying 'rife' - survey
Nearly all UK workers suffer workplace bullying, reports Katherine Brandon
Financial services - The power of unity
There is a long-standing association between insurance brokers and financial advisers but commercial factors have pushed this relationship into the spotlight and forced many to examine how it can be made to work more effectively, writes Edward Murray
Liiba - New broking body splitting loyalties
Major London market and international brokers in favour of tie-up with new breakaway industry body, writes Andrew Tjaardstra
The changing world of insurance
Climate change
Avoiding the elephant traps
Professional indemnity
Biba launches FSA compliance workshops
The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) has announced a nationwide series of compliance workshops. The events have been specifically designed to guide practitioners through the Financial Services Authority (FSA) application process.
BIBA strengthens members services with new appointments
The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba), has announced two new appointments to bolster its regulation and compliance facility for brokers.