Divided we fall.

If the Treasury thought that announcing the repeal of the Insurance Brokers Act 1977 and the aboliti...

If the Treasury thought that announcing the repeal of the Insurance
Brokers Act 1977 and the abolition of the Insurance Brokers Registration
Council would sort out regulatory divisions within the broking and
intermediary market, it could not have been more wrong.


The market now knows that the IBRA will go, but can only guess at when it
will actually happen. The Council is ceasing its operations as of 31
October, nobody knows whether anything will replace it and the Act will
still be in place after this

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