BIBA 2012: Trade body appoints lawyers to find solution to 'unfair' FSCS structure

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British Insurance Brokers' Association CEO Eric Galbraith has used his opening address at the 2012 Biba Conference to warn of the potential European pressure for mandatory disclosure and even greater cost of regulation.

He also revealed that Biba has appointed consultants and lawyers to find a solution to the unfair structure of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

Opening the conference, Galbraith said that

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