Insurers agree to pause Gap sales amid FCA probe

FCA

Multiple insurance firms have agreed to pause sales of guaranteed asset protection insurance, following a request from the Financial Conduct Authority.

The insurers that have agreed to this action account for 80% of the Gap market, according to the watchdog.  

The regulator stated it will carry out a second tranche of engagement with the remaining 20%

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