Insurers urged not to jump the gun in entering cosmetic interventions market

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Industry warned over potential pitfalls of operating with inadequate expertise.

Insurance companies preparing to capitalise on providing corrections and complications cover for cosmetic interventions, in the wake of new government insurance guidelines, have been warned against

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FCA stops potential ghost broker from trading

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