Regulation
The sound of the big bang.
A month after Japan's financial deregulation came into force, Jeremy Golden examines what this far eastern 'Big Bang' means to the land of the rising sun.
Taxman could recover life office overpayments without assessment.
UFI was a life office writing policies which qualified for Life Assurance Premium Relief (LAPR). Bet...
One heel of a shock for women.
Women who wear high heel shoes risk tottering all the way to the rheumatology clinic. Doctors hav...
Why everyone will be a winner at the BIA Awards.
We are on the final leg of the 1998 British Insurance Awards with the publication of the shortlists ...
Pru derserves ad flak.
Some of the Prudential's shareholders were unimpressed by chief executive Peter Davis' appearance as...
Firm in fraud probe says it is con victim.
US insurer Allstate, currently the subject of investigations on suspicion of falsifying reports in a...
Abbey National slashes panel.
In another week of upheaval in the loss adjusting sector one insurer has reduced its adjusting panel...
Announcing another statement.
It is getting difficult to keep up with the barrage of government announcements about the future sha...
Appointment at Kennedys.
Kennedys has promoted four assistant solicitors to partners. Nina Gaston qualified as a solicitor in...
Hard up over impotence.
US insurers are reviewing their position with regard to the anti-impotence pill Viagra because of it...
Key motor law hits major delay.
A legislative logjam has delayed debate on a proposed new European Union directive designed to make ...
Hart has finger on the pulse.
I would like to respond to CILA president Colin Hart's letter (It's been a year to remember, PM, 23 ...
British Insurance and Investment Brokers' Association conference.
This year's British Insurance and Investment Brokers' Association conference at the Harrogate Intern...
Demolishing courtroom delays.
The introduction of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act is intended to lay the foundations for the speedy resolution of court cases involving the building industry. John Vasey examines the Act.
FSA a wonderful opportunity, says Joslyn.
Outgoing Life Insurance Association president Paul Joslyn told delegates at this year's LIA Conventi...
Changing role of women in insurance.
The role of women in insurance has been a constant source of comment in Post Magazine over the years...
Prudential teamed up with BT.
Prudential has teamed up with BT to assess the benefits of working from home. The study will involve...
No comment' was far from the truth.
In your article 'NatWest Insurance branded a 'disgrace' by broker' (PM, 23 April, p3), your reporter...
Pensions costs revised.
Following the launch of the second wave of investigations into the pensions mis-selling scandal, The...
Future regulation talk dominates.
The debate over the future regulation of general insurance was a recurring topic throughout the BIIB...
Hatching plans for a nest egg.
Saving for a pension should be straightforward, but compulsory competitive tendering has thrown a spanner in the works for local government workers.
New rules are expected to be enacted.
New rules are expected to be enacted in China which will generate more opportunities for foreign ins...
No duty of care owed to job applicant.
A doctor who acted on behalf of an employer to assess medical questionnaires of potential employees ...
Differential rates of IPT not compatible with EC law.
The Divisional Court granted a declaration on the application of travel insurance providers that the...