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The first chief executive of the Financial Services Authority could be appointed before the end of J...
Don't tar all solicitors with the same brush.
Although it may be unfashionable during the continuation of the so-called costs war, I write to repo...
PM scoops sponsor's shield.
The afternoon at Villa Park kicked off with the Sponsor's Challenge Shield this year played as a thr...
Hartford Group gets downgrade after Q1 loss
Ratings agency Moody's has downgraded the debt rating of the Hartford Financial Services Group, after...
Could your firm weather the storm?
Recent evidence suggests that the majority of companies in the financial sector are ill-prepared to continue with day-to-day business in the event of a major disruption. David Fanning investigates.
Are you a tortoise or a hare?
The Financial Services Authority's position on due credit for those that already belong to the Gene...
Brokers and insurers must see eye to eye on risk transfer.
With regard to the Financial Services Authority's consultation paper 174, I would like to make sever...
FSA denies non-member discrimination.
It has been suggested that the Financial Services Authority's authorisation process for general insu...
Health hazard case failed on rule breach.
Naylor v Volex Group (Court of Appeal - 14 February 2003).
Partner Re sees profits leap
Partner Re has posted a $124.6m profit for the first quarter of 2003, almost double the $63.3m it mad...
Questions remain as FSA outlines cost of broker regulation
The Financial Services Authority, which this week confirmed plans to offer brokers discounts of up to...
Ex-Crawford chiefs set up new liability adjuster
A new liability adjuster is set to open for business today, aiming to open six offices nationwide i...
The end of life as we know it?
Life has experienced cost-efficiency problems of late. Trevor Hatton reviews the current state of the sector and warns that it has a stark choice to make: restructure or pay the ultimate price.
FSA: Paddick lambasts fees
The Financial Services Authority's plans over application charges for brokers for the new regulatory ...
PIA secures bank backing
The new cross-industry trade body for the claims management sector, the Personal Injury Association...
Kiln hots up
Lloyd's insurer Kiln is seeking to expand its upstream energy and marine hull accounts after a prof...
FSA makes smart move over broker regulation
The Financial Services Authority has, once again, displayed its common-sense and pragmatic approach...
Hang money launderers out to dry
Money laundering activity - estimated at £630bn a year - is a growing problem, and one that could severely damage insurers' reputations. Grant Shaw warns companies to heed the FSA's guidelines in implementing preventative strategies.
Appointment at Zurich Financial Services of Switzerland.
Zurich Financial Services of Switzerland has appointed a new global head of group reinsurance. Thoma...
The FSA seeks comments on proposal.
UK regulator the Financial Services Authority (FSA) is seeking comments by 16 July on its proposals ...
The FSA seeks comments on proposal.
UK regulator the Financial Services Authority (FSA) is seeking comments by 16 July on its proposals ...
Regulator may still halt sale of Gerling Global.
An appeal by Germany's financial regulator against a court ruling that it could not stop a proposed ...
Insolvency law still unclear.
Firms that write both insurance and reinsurance in the UK still had, as Reinsurance went to press, n...
Liable to rise.
A shake-up in aviation liability requirements in the European Union could mean more business for (re)insurers, or a move away from commercial cover, according to Nicholas Hughes and Fernando Albino.