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News Analysis
UK insurer solvency remains strong but aggregate position slips
Insurance DataLab co-founder Matt Scott examines the latest findings from an exclusive analysis of market Solvency and Financial Condition Reports
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Government warned emissions plans could force modern classics off the road
‘Classic owners are not the problem this policy is trying to solve,’ says head
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CII warns AI fluency gap could undermine responsible adoption
’AI has the potential to improve how insurance and personal finance firms serve customers, but only if it is adopted with purpose, transparency and professional accountability at its core,’ says director of policy and public affairs
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Seventeen Group-owned broker steps in to support Anthony Jones customers
The firm says it ’is proud to be the official nominated insurance broker for Anthony Jones customers’
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LMG requests ‘ratcheting mechanism’ to be included in 2026’s Financial Services and Markets Bill
Trade body has proposed changes to clause 17 of draft bill – not because it seeks ‘to lower the bar’ of the regulation, but because it is keen to see the legislation ‘work better’, explains chief executive
IT Interview
Michelle O’Reilly: Looking over the add-on sector with a ‘lawyer’s eye’ from Alps
As brokers increasingly turn to add-on products to differentiate themselves in a soft market, a managing director sees an opportunity for growth via ‘expanding distribution, new business acquisition and product development’
News Analysis
Briefing: Has the Insurance Act 2015 delivered for policyholders? A broker’s perspective
It is not wrong that insurers apply the act to protect themselves, but policyholders must have clarity on the reasons for major decisions
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MGAA appoints new compliance and regulatory partner
’We are looking forward to supporting members with clear, practical and commercial compliance advice that helps make regulation feel manageable,’ says founding director
News Analysis
Regulatory tightening in UK M&A market ‘weeding out’ weaker distribution firms
As broker and MGA M&A deal volumes hit multi-year lows, a managing director believes regulatory tightening ’has materially slowed consolidation in the UK insurance distribution sector while accelerating selective market exit’
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FCA writes to some insurance firms over conflict of interest concerns
’Any material changes to your business model that affect conflicts of interest should be notified to us promptly,’ says director of insurance
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Fraud Charter Ghost Broker Focus: How proactive are insurers in tackling ghost broking?
Although underwriters are taking action against ghost broking, one head of counter fraud reports that minimal cross-sector cooperation is a real stumbling block that is potentially cancelling out insurer anti-fraud progress
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High Five: Catch up on the biggest stories this week
Insurance Times rounds up the top five stories making headlines across the market from 20 to 24 July 2026
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Market leaders back governance reforms after Lloyd’s investigation into Neal
‘Real people suffered real harms and that can’t happen again,’ says chief executive
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FCA decides to ban father and son who worked at insurance broker
’We will not tolerate serious misconduct and will take action to remove wrongdoers from the industry,’ says joint executive director of enforcement and market oversight
News Analysis
Letter to the editor: The FCA misses the point
Trident Insurance’s Robert Marshall believes regulation in the insurance sector has become suffocating to normal businesses while talking down to professionals
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Admiral, Aviva and NFU Mutual give Consumer Duty evidence to House of Lords committee
‘I can tell you that the visibility that’s been achieved around customer metrics, at both the board level and all the way through the organisation, is really good,’ says Aviva UK boss
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Lloyd’s says ex-chief executive Neal failed to disclose ‘close relationship’ with colleague
Former insurance marketplace top boss John Neal has been found to have breached compliance rules
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UK regulator fines HDI Global SE £4.2m over incorrect data submissions
’Firms must maintain effective systems and controls to ensure the integrity of data submissions,’ says executive director
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FOS names new chief executive and chief ombudsman
’I am pleased that they will continue to build on this work as they lead the service on a permanent basis,’ says interim chair
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London’s subsidence timebomb – check your postcode here
New figures from property data intelligence firm Chimnie, published exclusively by Insurance Times, reveal that the overwhelming majority of London properties will be at risk of subsidence-related damage by the year 2080
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