13 September 2017Insurance

Transparency is needed to prevent brokers ‘double-dipping’

Over the next 12 months, regulators will be seeking more transparency on how brokers are remunerated amid concerns around the practice of “double-dipping” on commission, Mike Papworth, head of Asia and head of property/casualty at Miller Insurance Services, told Monte Carlo Today.

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