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 FCA market study shows lower premium finance interest rates are saving insurance customers £157 million a year on monthly motor and home insurance payments.

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 Financial Conduct Authority urges the insurance industry to improve access to pure protection products, with Graeme Reynolds highlighting gaps in consumer awareness and coverage.

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 The Financial Conduct Authority announces new rules to simplify insurance regulation, reduce compliance costs for insurers and brokers, and streamline requirements following the Consumer Duty, with Graeme Reynolds highlighting the FCA’s commitment to smarter, outcomes-based oversight.

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