Out with the old?
Following the Conservative's regulatory proposals, this month's power hour contemplates the future of the FSA. Louise Meeson asks if the insurance industry would benefit from regulation that differentiates it from the banking sector and examines how brokers would fit into this hypothetical landscape
Tina O'Reilly
Regional director, Ecclesiastical
Michael McManus
Special adviser for Lord Hunt of Wirral, and partner at Beachcroft
David Powell
Manager, underwriting, Lloyd's Market Association
David Ragan
Group compliance officer, Groupama
Steve Tearle
Compliance director, Capita Insurance Distribution
David Thomson
Director of policy and public affairs, Chartered Insurance Institute
The Conservative Party recently announced that if it comes into power at the next election it would
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