UK regulators set on trail of ‘crippling’ insurance rate hikes

UK regulators will be unleashed on the insurance industry to flesh out reports of “crippling” price increases for high-rise residential property and to consider intervention.

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FCA, CMA, Regulations, Property, Insurance, Reinsurance, Michael Gove, Andrea Coscelli, Nikhil Rathi, UK

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