Regulation
FSA announce that providers and distributrs need to work together to treat customers fairly
The Financial Services Authourity (FSA) have issued Discussion Paper 06/4: ‘The Responsibilities of Providers and Distributors for the Fair Treatment of Customers.’
Re-launch of Personal Injury Federation
The re-launched Personal Injury Federation has been formed following talks with government departments and stakeholders from the industry to help its membership gain and retain authorisation under the Compensation Act 2006.
Time to test yourself
A selection of questions from various past-CII qualification papers
The impact of a grey workforce
HR directors are concerned about the impact of an older workforce, according to new research by Bupa...
Ex-CILA president calls time on CII JV
A former president of the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters has called for the body to split fro...
Mutual start-up set to be authorised in New Year
The London Borough mutual is set to receive authorisation from the regulator in the New Year, after ...
Insurers urged to make use of recovery tools
Risk-free subrogation in the UK is possible but insurers are failing to use the tools available to t...
Mood to modernise
News analysis: CII Modernisation
Young Achievers 2006
Insurance Careers Guide 2006/7
This week in Post history
Post's back catalogue contains an unrivalled archive covering more than 150 years of insurance news, as this collection of past-articles testifies
What the papers said this week
The Daily Telegraph Lloyd's of London insurer Hiscox has bought a 13.45% stake in AIM-listed Pavili...
Capita linked to sale review
Capita is believed to be conducting an actuarial review of its legal expenses business with a view t...
The End of the Affair
Later this month, the Willis Faber Underwriting Management Pool Scheme of Arrangement is due to be c...
FSA discussion feedback
Providers and distributors of financial products have differing but interlocking responsibilities fo...
IUA elects Riley to board
The International Underwriting Association has elected Stephen Riley as its chairman. Mr Riley is an...
Firms' compliance threat
Following the Law Society's announcement last week of a clampdown on solicitors' failure to comply w...
Ecclesiastical recruits new CEO from Ernst and Young
Michael Tripp has been appointed to succeed Graham Doswell as Ecclesiastical's new group chief executive. Mr Tripp will officially take up Board and executive responsibilities on 1st January 2007, subject to regulatory approval.
IUA elects new chairman
The International Underwriting Association has elected Stephen Riley as its new chairman.
Containing risk
IUMI Conference
Securitisation - A changing landscape
Global Legal Review
Munich Re the first foreign reinsurer to win Malaysian ReTakaful licence
Munich Re has become the first foreign reinsurer to be granted a composite license to conduct ReTaka...
Hiscox focuses on Bermuda move
Hiscox unveiled a new Bermuda-oriented path for itself. The company has announced that in order to t...