The Demise of Churning?
The good news is that the Regulator now understands that not all replacements are bad. One must question the rationale behind making the receiving insurer accountable for assessing whether a replacement is justified […]
The good news is that the Regulator now understands that not all replacements are bad. One must question the rationale behind making the receiving insurer accountable for assessing whether a replacement is justified […]
The Retail Distribution Review (RDR) of 2014 contained several comments that expressed concern about the negative effects of “churning” which it described as “inappropriate or unnecessary replacement of policies driven by intermediary incentives”. […]