Donohoe is urged to put pressure on insurers over Covid-19 business claims
Fianna Fáil wants the Minister for Finance to meet with insurance company chief executives and “impress on them the need to meet their obligations” to businesses hit by pandemic closures
Fianna Fáil has called on Paschal Donohoe to meet with the chief executives of Ireland’s major insurers following revelations that the industry’s representative group told the Minister for Finance some policyholders had a “strong case” for their claims to be paid out.
On Sunday the Business Post reported that Insurance Ireland officials accepted in a private meeting with Donohoe that there were “subsets” of customers where “there...
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