Insurers may be guilty of price discrimination, finds FCA

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Insurers may not have sufficient oversight of pricing practices, which could mean some customers are paying significantly higher premiums than those who have similar risk profiles, according to an official review.

The Financial Conduct Authority has concluded an initial thematic review into general insurance pricing, identifying a risk for “significant harm to consumers”.

It will launch a further market study

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