CMA probe briefing: a 288 page report but not a lot of action

By 2014-09-25T06:30:00

Matt Scott, Insurance Times

The Competition and Markets Authority private motor insurance probe was meant to solve the problem of credit hire and drive down costs. But with no remedies put forward for tackling inflated claims costs, has the investigation been a costly missed opportunity?

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