Regulation – Page 146
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NewsUK regulations causing woe for chief execs, say lawyers
Prudential boss Thiam’s FSA censure “punitive”
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Online onlyFCA boss Martin Wheatley's message to brokers
The head of the incoming regulator talks add-ons, what his objectives are, and how he hopes there will be fewer bad stories coming out of the industry
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The KnowledgeRegulation update
What’s changing in regulation for retail, medical, property and more
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NewsFSA lashes Prudential with £30m fine and censures boss over AIA deal
Regulator says insurer failed to inform it about planned AIA takeover in 2010
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Online onlyDaily briefing: FCA declares war on mis-selling
New rules gives regulator the power to ban products for a year
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Online onlyDaily briefing: Homeserve job cuts a warning to insurers
Poor customer service and mis-selling have resulted in falling customer numbers
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NewsEuropean regulator calls for improvement at rating agencies
ESMA finds bank rating methodologies still lacking despite some progress
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NewsFCA could name and shame firms under investigation
Allegations against companies and individuals could be publicised before their appeals are complete, say new proposals
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NewsFSA premium finance review backed by Premium Credit
Andrew Doman supports transparency in the marketplace
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Online onlyDaily briefing: Premium Credit backs FSA premium finance review
Premium finance house supports the regulator’s push for transparency, but it is brokers that need to listen
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Online onlyFSA premium finance review: a soft landing for brokers
The regulator is giving brokers the chance to clean up their act over the sale of premium finance. But it warns it will be back if they do not change
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NewsTransport Committee to launch whiplash inquiry
Insurance industry faces yet another inquiry with findings set to be published in the summer
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NewsFSA tells brokers to be more transparent over premium finance
Regulator relaxed about broker charges following probe
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NewsPRA boss criticises soaring Solvency II costs
Bailey says policyholders could be squeezed for billions
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NewsFSA starts probe of how insurers use private detectives
Regulator checking that insurance firms know the rules
