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Creating FCA and PRA to cost up to £175m

The Treasury has estimated that the cost of establishing the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and transforming the Financial Services Authority (FSA) into the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) could be between £115m-£175m.

Independent 10 years on - the broker response

Ahead of the tenth anniversary of Independent Insurance going bust Insurance Age has canvassed opinion in the broker market asking what impact it had and whether the industry has learnt any lessons.

FSA declines to commit to April 2012 FSCS review deadline

Sheila Nicoll, director of conduct policy at the Financial Services Authority (FSA), has told a meeting of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Insurance and Financial Services (APPGIFS) that the barrier to continuing the Financial Services Compensation…

FSA publishes Annual Report for 2010/11

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has published its annual report for 2010/11, outlining its performance against the priorities set out in its 2010/11 Business Plan and its statutory objectives.

Meerkats and opera singers come under the FSA's spotlight

The FSA's announcement of guidance for aggregators when it comes to treating customers fairly in the selling of general insurance has provoked a flurry of responses from you the loyal reader. Perhaps you're tired of the large opera singer and Aleksandr…

Compare The Market also welcomes FSA review

Insurance comparison website Compare The Market has added its voice to the industry’s welcome for the Financial Services Authority’s (FSA) review into whether aggregators are treating customers fairly.

What the papers say - June 2011

In this month’s edition of What The Papers Say, Insurance Age editor Martin Friel and senior reporter Emmanuel Kenning discuss the biggest stories in insurance with Paul Upton, chief executive officer of Evolution Underwriting.

European network targeting independent UK brokers

Trust Risk Control, a European network of independent insurance brokers, has signed an agreement with Asferica Consulting to provide a presence in the United Kingdom for brokers looking to compete for international business.

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