Regulation – Page 230
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News
Biba chief raps FSA over pace of reform
Eric Galbraith brands FSA’s commission disclosure review a ‘backward step’
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EMB Japan opens for business
EMB Japan will bring firm's range of actuarial software to market
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FERMA - Broker remuneration disclosure “not entirely satisfactory”
FERMA responds to EC's competition inquiry into business insurance
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Biba news: Brokers face a “formidable” task to avoid litigation
James Dingeman QC says ICOB and duty of care add up to a formidable challenge
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Biba news: Light-touch regulation needed to ensure UK remains competitive
Biba chief executive Eric Galbraith calls on government to secure the position of London as a global financial centre
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Biba news: Broker commission transparency inevitable
Chairman of Towergate Partnership clarifies stance on broker commission transparency
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UK Insurers increase profit per customer by 50%
Finds latest Pitney Bowes Group 1 Software report
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IMF evaluates Gibraltar’s regulatory environment
IMF review finds that Gibraltar's banking, insurance and anti-money laundering measures meet international standards
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FSA hits small firms over rule breaches
Crackdown sends signal that small firms are on the ‘regulatory radar’
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Taking a firm stance on regulation
With a sizeable number of companies missing the March deadline for implementing the treating customers fairly regime, Simon Burgess says the FSA must do more to ensure businesses comply with the changing environment
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Biba acts in goodwill crisis
Biba is looking at developing a solution for brokers to address the potential crisis over goodwill. The move follows a warning in March from the FSA that nearly 600 brokers must restructure their businesses by early next year or be in breach of the rules. Under FSA rules, goodwill cannot ...
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FSA warns small retail firms
The FSA has said that small retail firms are not under the regulatory radar...
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FSA finds improvement in insurance advertising
Improvements follow the regulators challenge to firms to improve home and motor insurance press advertising standards...
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Online onlyFSA shows its teeth again
The regulator's crackdown on rogue brokers is gaining pace with the annoucement of another banned director
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Broker banned by FSA
FSA bans Powell Price & Company director for failing to pass on client premiums to insurers
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CII will not confer degrees
The CII has decided to maintain its status as a professional qualifications awarding body...
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Grant Thornton calls for 'reasoned debate' on FSA review
Grant Thornton's financial markets group has today spoken out in the debate on the FSA Retail Distribution Review ...
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Swinton: penalty points won't drive up premiums
Drivers need no longer fear impact of penalty points on premium rates following Swinton announcement
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News AnalysisTCF - unfair to brokers?
As the FSA reports on the industry's progress in implementing its treating customers fairly regime, Insurance Times finds some brokers are calling for more guidance on the principles. Natasha Lavattiata explains why
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FSA rejects calls for clarity over transparency probe
The FSA has rejected calls to provide details of the remit given to the research consultancy investigating commission transparency. Brokers had voiced their concern over the nature of the questions posed by the consultancy, CRA International. They claimed the questions were skewed in favour of mandatory commission disclosure, prompting calls ...
