Industry concerns are top of the agenda at party conferences

Houses of Parliament

Brexit, the cost of regulation, increased spending on flood defences and uninsured drivers will be the hot topics that the insurance industry wants addressed ahead of this year's political party conferences.

Steve White, CEO of the British Insurers Brokers' Association, told Post that the organisation would have a presence at many of the party conferences through its public relations team.

In addition, he

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