# ICOBS - General Matters

**Canonical URL:** https://www.skillcast.com/courses/fca-compliance-icobs-general-matters-training-cour
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**Provider:** Skillcast
**Duration:** 15 minutes
**Format:** In-depth
**Industries:** FS - Other, FS - IFA
**Topics:** CoreCompliance

## Description

The Insurance Conduct of Business Sourcebook (ICOBS) for general matters applies to all firms engaged in the insurance business. The rules are made up of two levels: high-level and business standards. Our ICOBS for General Matters Course explains the FCA's general conduct of business rules for the insurance market.

## Learning Objectives

- Recognise what ICOBS is and who it applies to
- Know how to categorise customers
- Understand what is meant by clear, fair and not misleading
- Understand the prohibitions against inducements and exclusion of liability

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