The Consumer Protection Authority (CPA) claims an MoU inked between the Egyptian Insurance Association and the Healthcare Companies Association violates the nation’s anti-trust act, Al Mal reported Monday. The authority says the agreement prevents consumers from choosing the coverage and companies they want based on price and quality. Meanwhile, head of the Healthcare Companies Association Ehab Abo El-Magd tells the paper that the CPA has “misunderstood” the agreement, which aims to structure the fragmented insurance market as “so much competition led to a degraded quality of service.”