BIBA Manifesto 2019 tackles 'access to insurance'

Around disabilities and health conditions

Adam Saville
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The British Insurance Brokers Association (BIBA) last night launched its 2019 manifesto, section five of which focuses on access to insurance for people with disabilities and health conditions. The manifesto, which also highlights the need to improve access to careers in insurance for people with disabilities, was outlined at a House of Commons reception hosted by Insurance APPG Craig Tracey, with BIBA chair Lord Hunt and city minister John Glen MP both mentioning the work of the Disability Champion Access To Insurance Working Group. BIBA executive member Graeme Trudgill leads the Int...

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