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Increased regulation is no excuse for service decline, brokers tell insurers

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Survey shows insurers and brokers disagree over reason for customer service drop

Insurers should not use the compliance burden as an excuse for falling customer service levels, brokers have said, following a survey that shows carriers are failing to cope adequately with the more

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Keeping choice alive in a changing broker market

View from the Top: Michelle Taylor, broker distribution director at Aviva, argues that insurers have a role to play in preserving choice in the broking market, whether brokers choose to consolidate or remain independent.

Insurance sector reponds to 2026 Budget

John Healey has delivered his first Budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer today (28 October), bringing in a range of changes for SMEs and UK businesses, but notably failed to act on Insurance Premium Tax rates.

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