Regulation – Page 96
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News‘Innovation is a culture, not just a skill’ - Endava VP
In partnership with Endava and Sitecore, and off the back of Endava’s Insurance technology Trends report, some of the leaders in insurance innovation discussed how companies are coping with the demand to innovate
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NewsFCA propose tougher rules for CMCs
Draft rules state CMCs would need to tell customers about free alternatives in their marketing material, as well as expanding regulations to Scotland
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NewsUp to 90% of people cannot understand insurance policies
A study by the University of Nottingham and law firm Browne Jacobson showed every policy needed at least A-Level education to be understood
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NewsNIG refreshes property owners eproduct
After a successful outcome in the Insurance Times etrading survey, NIG makes three improvements to its eproduct for property owners
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NewsNon-fault drivers could be left £3000 out of pocket following a collision
New research from the RAC says 36% of drivers had lost out following accidents that weren’t their fault
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NewsRise in telematics complaints down to ‘sub-standard’ market entrants – Mike Brockman
Telematics has suffered from a rise in complaints to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) over fairness
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NewsIndustry couldn’t survive a surge event - Ex-CILA president
Exclusive: Lorega Solutions’ managing director and former CILA president, Angus Tucker gave a haunting prediction for loss adjusters, which he says is “inevitable”
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NewsABI supports government plans to fine nuisance call bosses £500,000
The government is launching a consultation on the issue, and the ABI says tougher action “cannot come soon enough”
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NewsABI slams compulsory airline insolvency travel cover
ABI says suggestions in a government review airline insolvency cover could form part of all travel policies an “unwelcome disruption”
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NewsExclusive: MGAA seeking chartered status for its members
MGAA chairman Charles Manchester reveals the MGAA’s plan to “improve the prestige of a burgeoning sector”
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NewsHalf of parents holiday without insurance - Co-op report
Co-op study finds half of UK parents travel without cover despite two-fifths experiencing illness or injury
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NewsGhost brokers sentenced after using launderette as a cover up
Raza Mir and Muhammed Asif were arrested at their Tottenham launderette in February 2017 for broking fake policies in their community
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NewsIndustry slams European Commission's stronger VNUK proposals
New proposals will give policyholders more rights and ensure they receive full compensation, but the ABI and Biba express concerns over its VNUK proposal
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NewsNationwide crackdown sees police tackle 'opportunistic' fraudsters
The nationwide operation came after 22 people made claims to more than 10 different companies, including Allianz, Zurich and LV=
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NewsInsurance and GDPR - digital minister explains changes
As GDPR launches today, digital minister Margot James exclusively explains what it will mean for those working in the insurance industry
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NewsInsurer CFOs reveal their biggest worries
Regulatory risk and market volatility now worry insurance CFOs more than the poor returns on investment that had been their chief concern
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News'Strip commission-chasing brokers of chartered status' - Brokerbility chair
Ashwin Mistry says commission-chasing brokers bring “shame” on the industry and should be punished
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NewsLloyd's Brussels wins regulatory approval
Belgians see Lloyd’s paving the way for more UK insurers and brokers
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NewsWhiplash crackdown laws hang in the balance - AXA chief Williams
AXA’s technical director, David Williams still says the Civil Liability Bill’s journey through parliament remains in the balance
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NewsQ&A - DST’s Ruaraidh Thomas: Making the most of GDPR
DST Systems says there are opportunities in GDPR. Insurance Times spoke to DST Applied Analytics managing director Ruaraidh Thomas to find out why.
