Government calls on Amanda Blanc to lead flood inquiry
Blanc will head up a review following the Doncaster 2019 flooding to learn why victims did not have the right cover.
The government is conducting a deep-dive into why people in Doncaster did not have the appropriate insurance cover following the flooding that occurred during 8 – 18 November 2019.
Former Axa UK CEO and Zurich head of EMEA, Amanda Blanc, has been appointed to lead the review which is set to consider if there are systemic issues in the provision of flood insurance for personal lines and business customers. It will also examine barriers to obtaining insurance and consider actions relevant for
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