BIBA 2011 manifesto unveiled

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The British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) has outlined its priority lobbying issues for the year ahead.

The trade body's 2011 manifesto highlights three key lobbying themes: Helping customers - While the internet may make it easier to buy some packaged insurance products, there is no substitute for advice. Many customers experience difficulty obtaining adequate and suitable cover without the help of a broker. Regulation and consumer protection -BIBA is a strong supporter of the principle of better regulation and will continue to work to achieve this, including efforts to reduce unnecessary, unfair or inappropriate regulation. and driving change in the insurance industry. Driving chan...

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