Insurers and brokers urge Competition Commission to ban all MFN clauses

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Fears a ban could harm price comparison websites misplaced.

Insurers and brokers have joined forces in supporting calls for the Competition Commission to facilitate an outright ban on contentious ‘most favoured nation’ clauses, following high‑level talks.

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Insurers struggle to fill IT and data job vacancies laid bare

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