General Insurance Pricing Practices
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25 Minutes
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For all staff
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UK
The General Insurance Pricing Practices signal a new chapter in the FCA's focus on fairly-priced insurance products which provide real value to customers.
These are supported by a Q&A document that is regularly updated.
Learn what these rules are, how they apply to each role, and how you can use them to provide fair value to customers.
What you’ll learn in
this course
- Comply with the General Insurance Pricing Practices (GIPP) and deliver fair value to your customers
- Avoid discriminating against customers based on their tenure
- Make detailed reports in line with the FCA's requirements
- Understand the new level of accountability assigned to senior managers
- Ensure that there are no material barriers preventing customers from changing providers
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