Biba conference 2009 - Conflict over FSA in conference debate
Both praise and criticism were cast on the regulator at the British Insurance Brokers Association conference, writes Andrew Tjaardstra
While Axa's chief executive Philippe Maso said the performance of the Financial Services Authority's was "outstanding" in comparison to its continental peers, Eric Galbraith - chief executive of the British Insurance Brokers' Association - disagreed, criticising the regulator as being out of step with the original proposals of the Insurance Mediation Directive.
Maso, attending the 'Delivering Value' debate, was asked by guest host and business guru Rene Carayol to offer an insurer's point of
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