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Commission disclosure overhaul could hit Germany hardest

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Commission disclosure requirements in the revised Insurance Mediation Directive would have a particular impact on the German market according to law firm Norton Rose.

The revised IMD draft proposed making commission disclosure mandatory for general insurance brokers after a transitional period of five years. 

"The Directive proposes much more stringent rules on

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