FCA lifts Gap restrictions on two firms
The Financial Conduct Authority has lifted its restrictions around guaranteed asset protection insurance for two firms.
While the FCA did not confirm how many, or which firms it has allowed to continue selling Gap insurance, Post understands just two firms have had their restrictions lifted.
An FCA spokesperson said:
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