Ania's response was not long in coming after the Antitrust statement at the end of the investigation knowledge on motor liability in Italy, which highlighted the very high cost of compensation in our country. Even though Ania believes that the Antitrust proposals should constitute an element of reflection to reduce the costs of the system, it wanted to clarify some points.
In particular, theassociation of insurers spoke of the need to change the mechanism for calculating lump sums in the system of direct compensation and incentives for those contractual forms that determine the reduction of prices, without prejudice to the freedom of companies to offer these contractual models. Furthermore, according to Ania, any element of uncertainty on micro-permanent injuries must be eliminated, making only those that emerge from instrumental investigations compensable and the system must be reviewed bonus Malus, now made obsolete by the regulatory interventions that have been developed over time.
