ABI to highlight insurer cost pressures at PM meeting

Otto Thoresen

The Association of British Insurers has welcomed the chance to tell Prime Minister David Cameron "the unacceptable cost pressures" insurers face at the Downing Street meeting this evening.

The ABI, Admiral, Axa, Aviva, Co-operative Insurance, RBSI and Zurich are to meet with Cameron at 5pm today to discuss solutions to rising motor insurance costs.

ABI director general Otto Thoresen

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