Ombudsman tells insurers: 'embrace and encourage' complaints

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A Financial Ombudsman Service executive has urged insurers to "embrace, encourage and celebrate" complaints, arguing they need to plan for imperfections.

Tony Boorman, the deputy chief ombudsman, told an audience of insurers, bankers and intermediaries that errors will always be made, despite the efforts of both businesses and regulators, leading to...

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