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The Institute of Insurance Brokers is claiming 90% of UK insurance broking practices do not want to j...
The Institute of Insurance Brokers is claiming 90% of UK insurance broking practices do not want to join the General Insurance Standards Council.The IIB has mailed every UK insurance broking practice, asking them whether they would like to retain a self-regulatory body or join the GISC. Over 1000 firms responded in the first 10 days and returns are still being received, but 91.9% of respondents to date voted in favour of being regulated by a new IIB non-statutory administration. This would
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