The British Insurance Brokers' Association is the UK's leading general insurance intermediary organisation. We represent the interests of insurance brokers, intermediaries and their customers by campaigning on all aspects of insurance to ensure the industry is united and working for brokers and customers alike.
We need your help as our members to help form our agenda and manifesto issues for the next year. Make sure you sign. If you need travel insurance and have serious medical conditions find one of our specialist providers. Whatever type of insurance you need to find, BIBA can connect you with a broker who can help.
We need your help as our members to help form our agenda and manifesto issues for the next year. Make sure you sign. If you need travel insurance and have serious medical conditions find one of our specialist providers. Whatever type of insurance you need to find, BIBA can connect you with a broker who can help.
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The British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) is the UK's leading general insurance intermediary organisation representing the interests of insurance brokers, intermediaries and their customers. BIBA membership includes around 1800 regulated firms, employing more than 100,000 staff.
General insurance brokers contribute 1% of GDP to the UK economy; they arrange 67% of all general insurance with a premium totalling 65.1bn and 81% of all commercial insurance business.Insurance brokers put their customers' interests first, providing advice, access to suitable insurance protection and risk management.
General insurance brokers contribute 1% of GDP to the UK economy; they arrange 67% of all general insurance with a premium totalling 65.1bn and 81% of all commercial insurance business.Insurance brokers put their customers' interests first, providing advice, access to suitable insurance protection and risk management.
BIBA was formed in 1977 to represent independent insurance brokers, after the Department of Trade and Industry called for a move to a single trade body from the existing four separate ones. The task of bringing these four together was conducted by Francis Perkins who became the Chair of the newly formed British Insurance Brokers' Association.
BIBA is the UK's leading general insurance intermediary organisation representing the interests of insurance brokers, intermediaries and their customers. We cannot give advice to consumers, but we can direct you to an insurance broker via the Find Insurance Service service, detailed below. Find Hi-res photos, logos, press, packs and other media materials in the downloads section.
BIBA campaigns on specific matters that affect our members and their customers and each year we commit to a series of actions to tackle within our manifesto. BIBA will support the various initiatives and look to progress diversity and inclusion within the insurance industry in the UK. BIBA is calling for Government to bring forward the necessary legislation to begin the new regime of FCA regulation of claims management companies.
The British Insurance Brokers' Association's (BIBA) Strategic Review resulted in a series of recommendations being made to strengthen and improve governance and representation for its membership.
Five Advisory Boards representing smaller brokers, larger brokers, the international and wholesale market brokers, networks MGAs and others and finally regional chairs were established to connect BIBA at the highest levels with market trends and developments and the most senior stakeholders externally.
Five Advisory Boards representing smaller brokers, larger brokers, the international and wholesale market brokers, networks MGAs and others and finally regional chairs were established to connect BIBA at the highest levels with market trends and developments and the most senior stakeholders externally.
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Hafsa Jama
Nov 29, 2021
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Imran Rahman
Oct 20, 2021
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Was given details for this firm from my previous insurer after they told me they couldn't provide adequate cover for a garden room I had built. Called them for a quote and was told someone would call me back later that day or the following day. I made it clear that it was fairly urgent as I was currently under insured. No callback was received and I had to ring them again. Once again I was told someone would ring me back later in the day, unfortunately no one did. Gave up with them and looked elsewhere. Clearly they don't really care about their customers. Very, very poor service.
Sam Harper-Allen
Dec 08, 2016
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