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British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba)

Editor’s letter - April 2013

“Steve’s standing in the market is such that brokers have fallen over themselves to congratulate him and praise his grasp of regulatory matters”

Meet the new boss

Biba appoints Steve White, current head of compliance and training, as its new chief executive

A meaty problem for brokers

Brokers are just as responsible for bad claims service as food retailers are for the horsemeat scandal, but Tony Cornell has a plan for how Biba can tackle it

Biba slams latest FSCS interim levy

The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) head of compliance and CEO-in-waiting Steve White has hit out at the latest compensation scheme interim levy.

White urged to make Biba fight harder for brokers

The appointment of Steve White as the new CEO of the British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) has been welcomed by brokers but he has been warned of needing to rise to the challenges the trade body’s membership faces.

BGL jumps into Biba online debate

The BGL Group has countered the British Insurance Brokers' Association's (Biba) views on the transactional nature of insurance, describing them as "prehistoric".

Biba extends NMU cargo scheme

The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) has put pen to paper and extended its members' cargo scheme for another three years with Northern Marine Underwriters (NMU).

Biba reveals 2013 conference speakers

Martin Wheatley, CEO designate of the Financial Conduct Authority, David Miliband MP, Olympic cycling star Sir Chris Hoy MBE and entrepreneur Hilary Devey have all been named as headline speakers at this year’s British Insurance Brokers’ Association …

Editor’s letter - February 2013

“Though it was not their stated intention this time, the aggressive stance was one Biba could adopt more often – and not just because it is fun to write about”

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