Opinion
Mortgage holders must be protected
The Council of Mortgage Lender's director general Michael Coogan's call for reforms to income suppor...
Time to address the ugly issue of premium rises
There is a palpable sense of gloom and despondency pervading the UK economy right now and many of ou...
Biba 2008: a reflection
Kicking off with chief executive Eric Galbraith's impassioned call for a "market solution" for commi...
Breaking borders
Global programmes
LAML upbeat despite case
In our view, it is misleading to deduce from the judgement on Brent's particular circumstances that ...
Cyber security presents new avenue to market
In reference to your recent feature on cyber liability (Post, 17 April, p15-16), while it outlined m...
Facing the future
Picking up on this year's British Insurance Brokers' Association conference theme 'influencing tomor...
End of high street blues?
The death of the high street broker has been trumpeted on many occasions. Most recently, aggregator...
Dust off your jump suits
Dear friend, Sometimes we spend so much time knocking something that we forget how good it is, or h...
Never say never again
In conversation with Royal Bank of Scotland Insurance chief executive Chris Sullivan last year, the ...
Performance engineering
Accounting standards
Transparency debate must be won or else?
It is good that the Financial Services Authority paper on transparency is being debated publicly and...
What price customer loyalty?
The recent feature on customer retention raised some interesting issues but it seemed to overlook tw...
Neo-nomads are the future
Until recently, the term nomad was commonly used in the City as shorthand for 'nominated adviser'. B...
Biba hits back over FSA mandate criticism
I feel I must respond to Tony Cornell's letter headed "Broker giants need to team up to halt FSA pla...
The long and short of it
As an actuary by trade, I am used to looking beyond the short term and firmly fixing an eye on the h...
Trouble at the top for Axa?
The departure of Axa chief executive Peter Hubbard brings to a close the longest reign of any of the...
Brokers encouraged to respond to FSA's transparency paper
Tony Cornell is absolutely right to encourage all independent brokers to take a very close look at t...
Time for brokers to step up to the plate
The business climate for the UK financial services sector appears uniformly gloomy. The latest quart...
Capital gains tax is a case of deal or no deal
Although it did not quite reach the mania of the countdown seen as the transfer window deadline loom...
Broker giants need to team up to halt FSA plans
Just when we thought the issue of mandatory disclosure could be put to bed, along comes the Financia...
Quality is as vital as cost
I read with interest your article 'Driving down costs' (Post Management Briefing Plus, 28 February 2...
Modern Lloyd's could spur choice environment
The Treasury's consultation paper on modernising Lloyd's raises some interesting questions - not lea...
How unaspirational
It is said that Brits actually enjoy queuing. This may simply be because we are so used to standing...