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Motor Mouth Podcast 9: Claims culture or no claims culture?
Jonathan Swift, content director at Post, speaks to Matthew Maxwell-Scott, executive director of the Association of Consumer Support Organisations, to get his insight and thoughts on the reforms, where the challenges still lie and, with the Coronavirus pandemic ongoing, where we’re likely to be at the end of the year.
The Whiplash Reforms have dogged the motor insurance industry for many years in so way shape and form. However recent progress has started to display what their roll out will look, the benefits the reforms intended to bring and where there are still faults in the new legislation.
The challenges facing the motor insurance market are daunting as the pace of change moves up through the gears. The industry, the manufacturers, the law, technology are all in the fast lane – but do you know where that journey will end? This conference will help answer that vital question.
Bringing together 180 plus attendees, including senior representatives from the UK’s leading insurers, regulators and motor manufacturers, Insurance Post’s Motor Insurance World explores the key issues currently facing the motor insurance sector. Contact Ashleigh Huntsman for more information or to register your place at this free-to-attend event – Ashleigh.Huntsman@infopro-digital.com
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