Regulation – Page 221
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Features
Caught up in a tug of war
Four months past its deadline and the government still has not released its proposals on personal injury reform. Perhaps, says Sarah Kennedy, the men from the Ministry of Justice didn’t realise what a hotbed the issue is – and how both sides in the struggle for change are determined to ...
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Online onlyAggregator welcomes FSA examination
Gocompare.com says regulator is prudent to review its position
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Online onlyBIBA calls for tougher regulation of aggregators
94% of consumers believe policies listed on online comparison sites are "not explained fully"
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Online onlyHiking charges
Will the insurance industry have to pick up the bill for increased vehicle removal charges?
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Online onlyGovernment's silence is PI in the sky for ATE insurers
Does a lack of MoD reform proposals mean ATE market will go untouched?
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Consumers at risk of rip-off, says British Insurance
PPI more likely than any other product to be mis-sold
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Online onlyCanopius to launch Irish platform
Dublin business unit to offer structured reinsurance solutions for medium-sized clients
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News
Towergate to capitalise on brokers’ goodwill problems
Consolidator looking to buy brokers or recruit them to its network division
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Online onlyThe season of goodwill is over
Brokers have had a long time to prepare for the new rules on goodwill, yet some have failed to deal with it
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Hundreds of brokers face FSA closure threat
As deadline looms for discounting goodwill from balance sheets, FSA prepares to act
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News
Regulators plan database to target global fraudsters
Plans are underway to launch an international fraud database that would allow insurers to target insurance fraudsters on a global scale.The initiative, spearheaded by the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) which includes members – including the FSA – from 140 different countries, has been given high priority and is ...
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News Analysis
Brokers fear credit bite
Two surveys have highlighted enduring concerns over the credit crunch
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Online onlyDWF issues warning over personal injury reform
Law firm blasts Scottish Law Comission for proposing process extension from three to five years
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