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Editor's comment: Sants move raises FSA transition concerns

Having been convinced by the Conservative-Liberal coalition to withdraw his resignation and extend his stay once before, the Financial Services Authority chief executive officer Hector Sants' decision to step down in the summer was something of a…

Asia-Pacific legal review

The legal profession and the insurance sector depend on each other throughout the world and as Chambers Asia-Pacific 2012 launches its editor Shi-Ning Koay provides an overview of the legal insurance specialists and the markets in this region.

Market moves: The busy world of broking

As January draws to a close, the past week has been a busy time in the world of insurance broking. Aon Benfield, Willis and Marsh all welcomed new chief executives, while Towergate, UIB and Prime Professions also made moves for new staff. However, it was…

Insurers warned over FSA bank account consultation

Law firm Beachcroft has warned that Financial Services Authority consultation on the way packaged bank accounts are offered could provide a “significant hurdle” for insurers offering add-ons.

Cyber liability: Getting hacked off

Back in 1983, when Hollywood produced a film about a young boy inadvertently hacking into military systems, the possibility of such an occurrence seemed the stuff of fantasy and doom-mongers.

ABI welcomes ban on referral fees

The Association of British Insurers welcomes today’s government announcement that they will ban the selling on of personal injury details – referral fees.

Mobile phone insurance: We've got your number

Mobile phone insurance is a high-frequency claims product but has been criticised by the ombudsman and consumer groups. Ralph Savage reviews the sector to discover if this niche is offering value for money.

People moves – 14 July

A round-up of people moves and new appointments in the industry, as featured in the 14 July 2011 edition of Post.

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