Brewis on regrets the FCA didn't go further on fair value
Former Financial Conduct Authority head of insurance Matt Brewis has said he wishes the regulator had gone “further along the journey of fixing fair value assessments”.
Brewis, who announced he was leaving the regulator and joined KPMG as a partner in its insurance practice at the start of this year, reflected on his time at the FCA in an exclusive interview with Ins
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