Engagement in the FCA’s BI court process ‘a good thing for the industry’ says Ageas claims boss

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The insurer’s claims director believes the insurance sector has taken a ‘collaborative approach’ to dealing with the BI claim fallout arising from the coronavirus pandemic lockdowns

The legal action around coronavirus-linked business interruption (BI) claims brought by the FCA to the High Court and Supreme Court last year was “handled well by the industry in [a] collaborative approach”, said Robin Challand, claims director at Ageas UK.

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