Regulators comment on industry’s adoption of Fair Treatment of Customers principles

By Kate McCaffery | Oct. 21, 2021, 9 a.m.

CANADIAN COUNCIL OF INSURANCE REGULATORS (CCIR) | CANADIAN INSURANCE SERVICES REGULATORY ORGANIZATIONS (CISRO) | Regulation

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The Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators has published a number of negative observations, made in recent reviews, about the industry’s adoption of FTC principles.

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