Regulation – Page 87
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News125 jobs at risk as AXA transforms claims operations
The new model, to be launched in June, will focus on customer service
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Online onlyWarning of commercial vulnerability as hackable password habits continue
CFC boss reinforces cyber security importance as “the majority of successful cyber breaches result from criminals preying on human weakness”
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NewsMoJ considering enhancing MedCo's remit as part of whiplash reforms
The MoJ published an update to its whiplash reforms plan this morning, and is seeking consultation
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NewsFCA to force regular reporting of value measures data by 2021
The regulator published its business plan for general insurance this morning
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NewsFSCS appoints new CEO as Mark Neale steps down
Former RBS executive, Caroline Rainbird is set to become the Financial Services Compensation Sheme’s new chief executive. With a career spanning 30 years within the financial services sector, encompassing senior regulatory, strategic, commercial, operational, investment banking, and client led roles, Rainbird brings experience on a global level to the FSCS. ...
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NewsConstruction and engineering firms warned of severe policy changes amid capacity problems
Poor insurance underwriting results and sustained losses last year has forced several underwriters to withdraw from writing professional indemnity risk in the construction sector
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NewsABI addresses salvage loopholes linked to vehicle thefts
The ABI’s James Dalton urges the salvage trade body to tighten security surrounding the salvage chain
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Breaking NewsInsurers should seek good outcomes for customers, says CII
Compliance isn’t about rules and processes, the Chartered Insurance Institute adds
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Five star ratings reportFive-Star Q&A Home & Legacy: "Brokers know us to be a reliable HNW specialist"
Insurance Times speaks to Home and Legacy managing director Barry O’Neill about the company’s Personal Lines Report rating
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Online onlyCitizens Advice dual pricing report attacks home insurers
Data reveals long-standing customers are paying on average almost double for their household premiums
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Online onlyFCA REPORT BOMBSHELL: Regulator set to pounce on insurance firms for mistreating customers
Insurers, brokers and service providers given grim warning about their failure to act on offering customers value
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NewsHow much backlog do insurers face with the Green Card regulation in the event of a ‘no-deal' Brexit?
The ABI said in January that Green Cards were a ”top priority” amid the mass uncertainty around the UK’s imminent departure
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Online onlyGallagher completes £268m Stackhouse Poland acquisition
Rumours of the deal had been circling for almost a year and were confirmed in January
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FeaturesFraud Charter: Prevention is always better than cure
Educating consumers to stop seeing insurance as a grudge purchase would go some way to cutting fraud. But so too might be pointing out the consequences of a conviction
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NewsLloyd's to ban drunk employees to stamp out harassment
Reports suggest the insurer will share a new code of conduct this week after 18 women claimed to be victims of “near-persistent harassment”
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People & OpinionApril Big Question - What does the future hold for Etrading?
With the Insurance Times eTrading Survey still open until Friday 12 April, we ask the experts what they think lies ahead for the world of eTrading
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AgendaFCA set to crack down on broker premium finance add-on commissions
With some customers being charged up to 63% extra to pay motor insurance premiums by instalments, commissions being levied by brokers are coming under the spotlight
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Online onlyBiba reacts to FCA update on travel insurance access for cancer survivors
It follows Youth Cancer Europe challenging the government and financial regulators last October so cancer survivors no longer have to inform insurers after ten years of being clear
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NewsABI calls for more data on methods of modern construction
The trade association proposed a ban on combustible material being used on high-rise buildings following the Grenfell tower fire
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AgendaDual pricing: Getting off the hamster wheel
The insurance industry is coming under increasing pressure over dual-pricing. Will it ever be able to eliminate it?
