FCA allows four firms to sell Gap insurance

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The Financial Conduct Authority has confirmed that four insurance firms are now permitted to recommence their sales of guaranteed asset protection insurance.

In an update today (24 May), the FCA said the four firms that have been allowed to resume Gap sales “have done so with materially lower levels of commission being paid out to those selling GAP

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