Biba 2013: Insurers weigh up Biba risk transfer model

A pile of coins with two magnifying glasses

The British Insurance Brokers' Association is working with Deloitte and DAC Beachcroft on proposals to safeguard risk transfer for brokers, according to chief executive Steve White.

The Financial Conduct Authority is currently assessing client money rules and considering banning all but 'unconditional' risk transfer.

Speaking at the industry body's annual conference in London

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