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Editor's comment: Do as I say, not as I do

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Insurers and brokers have been warned to be on their guard after the Financial Conduct Authority set out its stall for 2015 and set its sights on a general insurance shake-up with another series of reviews – despite many thinking this might be the year they get some respite.

Last week, the regulator published its 2015 business plan, which targeted big data and appointed representatives as key areas to be addressed in the coming months. And with an 8.4% increase in its

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FCA looking to address issues on claims definitions

Andrew Ruddle, the Financial Conduct Authority’s interim head of the department for insurance market analysis and policy, has said the regulator is looking at addressing issues about different claims definitions within insurance.

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