Biba "disappointed" with IMD revisions
The British Insurance Broker’s Association said it was “very disappointed” by the five year timetable set for mandatory commission disclosure in the draft version of the Insurance Mediation Directive II.
Published in draft form on Tuesday, the revised Insurance Mediation Directive would make commission disclosure mandatory for life insurance brokers with immediate effect, and mandatory for general
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