RIMS Would Back Ban On Brokerage Fee Deals Hunter looks to protect smaller customers
Washington
The Risk and Insurance Management Society would support implementation of a model state law requiring disclosure of all insurance brokerage fees, and would go so far as to back an outright ban on controversial placement service agreements, a top official of the corporate buyers group told a U.S. Senate hearing last week.
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