Podcast: What’s going on with pet insurance?

Catherine Carey, head of consumer strategy at Consumer Intelligence, Jonathan Purvis, policy adviser in the Association of British Insurers’ general insurance team, David Scott, sales consultancy manager at Crif, and John Gaynor, commercial director of Procurato Limited

The Financial Conduct Authority is going to come knocking on pet insurer’s doors in the next 12 months, Catherine Carey, head of consumer strategy at Consumer Intelligence, has warned.

In the latest Insurance Post Podcast, Carey said the watchdog was on the prowl for “many different reasons” including the Consumer Duty requirements relating to fair value that were introduced

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