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FSA outlines travel insurance regulation plans

The Financial Services Authority today published a consultation paper setting out its detailed plans for regulating travel insurance sold alongside a holiday – known as Connected Travel Insurance (CTI) – which is mainly sold by travel firms and holiday…

FSA publishes its new ICOB rules

The Financial Services Authority today published its new Insurance Conduct of Business sourcebook, which sets out the standards and requirements for general insurance firms on how they deal with their customers.

FSA publish new ICOB sourcebook

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) today published its new Insurance Conduct of Business sourcebook (ICOBS) which sets out the standards and requirements for general insurance firms on how they deal with their customers.

Former Lloyd's boss joins broker board

Lloyd's broker RFIB Group has confirmed that Christine Dandridge will join the boards of RFIB Holdings and RFIB Group Ltd as a non- executive director on 1st January 2008, subject to regulatory approval.

FSCS hands back £40m

General insurance companies are to benefit from a £40m pound levy refund from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme in the New Year.

RMS disappointed by lack of river focus in Pitt review

Responding to today's interim report of the Pitt Review on flood risk, Dr Claire Souch, director of model management at Risk Management Solutions, said: "While it is encouraging that the report recognises the need to address surface water flood risk,…

AIG enters new UK market

AIG UK has entered into the car rental insurance market in the form of a tie-up with insurance4carhire.com. AIG UK will provide excess reimbursement cover on collision damage waiver and theft.

Pitt challenges government says ABI

Commenting on the publication today of Sir Michael Pitt’s interim report on the lessons learnt from this summer’s floods, Stephen Haddrill, director general of the Association of British Insurers, said: “Sir Michael Pitt has confirmed that radical action…

NU slammed over £3.3m fraud failing

The Financial Services Authority has fined Norwich Union £1.26m for not having effective systems and controls in place to protect customers' confidential information and manage its financial crime risks. These failings resulted in a number of actual and…

FSA in broker banning action first

The Financial Services Authority has today banned David Holland, sole director of Flett Sinclair Insurance Brokers Limited and Petsure Limited, for misusing customers' assets. This is the first time the FSA has taken action against a pet insurance…

FSA bans pet insurance broker in enforcement first

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has banned David Holland, sole director of Flett Sinclair Insurance Brokers (FSIB) and Petsure, for misusing customers' assets, the first time the FSA has taken action against a pet insurance intermediary.

Biba responds to flooding review

The British Insurance Brokers’ Association’s chief executive Eric Galbraith has responded the Sir Michael Pitt’s review into the flooding this summer by publishing the organisation’s own submission on areas it believes should be addressed.

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