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27 Apr 2010
As many as 80 insurance companies have petitioned the G20 in opposition to their inclusion in measures to introduce a global financial service tax.
A lobby group for the insurers have described the proposals as " inappropriate and arbitrary", according to a the Financial Times.
Last week the G20 sort more work from the IMF on its plan for a tax on financial services companies to cover the cost of bank collapses in the future.
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