RSA understands its ‘products to the nth degree’ following BI test case

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Commercial lines managing director says the insurance sector is now ‘better’ as a result of the FCA’s test case action

Following the FCA’s test case on the interpretation of business interruption (BI) policy wordings when applied to Covid-linked claims, insurer RSA believes it has “a much more resilient business” that understands “all of our products to the nth degree”, according to Lee Mooney, managing director of commercial lines at RSA.

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