Regulation – Page 141
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MoJ announces further plans to fight 'whiplash fraudsters'
Independent medical panels will be introduced next year to assess whiplash injuries
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Upheld customer complaints for brokers surges: is service getting worse?
Are consumers being diverted to lodge complaints from insurer to broker? Or is service getting worse?
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FCA insurance complaints fall by 10%
But industry is still the most complained about in financial services
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FCA to name firms under investigation
Regulator will now have the power to publish warning notices
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ABI urges government to publish green paper after report on young driver dangers
Twenty-two percent of fatalities on UK’s roads in 2011 occurred in collisions involving a driver aged 17 to 24 years old
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New builds should be included in Flood Re proposals
Small business and new-build exemptions ‘nonsense’
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Three insurer clients of rogue private eyes investigated by ICO
Law firms and financial businesses also among 19 firms in question
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FCA finds inconsistent oversight of private investigators
Six out of 10 insurers questioned had no contracts in place with PIs
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FCA to probe recruitment agencies’ insurance ‘sales’
Radio 4’s Today programme suggested temporary workers are being mis-sold insurance
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FCA finds 12 firms not handling PPI complaints fairly
One of the 12 has been referred to the regulator’s enforcement division
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Esure changes cancellation terms after FCA intervention
Regulator says T&Cs likely to breach consumer contracts rules
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MPs call for regulation of CMCs by FCA
CMCs operate without any proper mechanism for regulation under the FCA, argue MPs
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Cheshire police clamp down on uninsured drivers
There are an estimated 20,000 uninsured drivers in the region
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Government to get tougher on unruly directors
Directors who have been banned in foreign countries will be automatically barred in UK under new plans
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FCA fines AXA’s wealth arm £1.8m
Division failed to ensure it was giving suitable investment advice to consumers, regulator said
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DLG confirms involvement in FCA review into complaints handling
DLG welcomes being part of working group
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SOCA handed two-week reprieve
Information Commissioner Christopher Graham (pictured) to conduct “scoping exercise” into scale of enquiry
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ICO: Private Investigator client names should be kept secret
Keith Vaz (pictured) summoned information commissioner Christopher Graham to appear before Home Affairs Select Committee
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FCA orders brokers to stop selling policies from New Zealand-based home insurer
Regulator’s boss Martin Wheatley (pictured) and his team order brokers to cut ties with unauthorised insurer