AMII expresses concern over PMI ratings

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The Association of Medical Insurance Intermediaries (AMII) has expressed concerns over Defaqto’s ‘star ratings’ for private medical insurance launched this week.

AMII chairman, Andrew Tripp said, "Our members, all of whom are specialist independent healthcare intermediaries with considerable expertise in PMI, are bemused by Defaqto's ranking of PMI products

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