Financial Services Authority (FSA)
Intermediary complaints on rise
According to figures from the Financial Services Authority the number of complaints against insurance intermediaries have increased every year from 2006 to 2008
Private motor industry loss far worse than FSA believe
Insurers have been using reserves to bolster figures, according to Watson Wyatt
APC has its sights set on Europe
A new director and move into London signal expansion
Hubbard to join board of directors
UK General Insurance claims it has already started to deliver
FSA issues warning
Customers of Jeffrey Flanders should check their policies
Why disclose?
No one ever asks me about my commissions and I am not going to change anything. What's the big deal?
Whither, regulator?
PB's editor gives his verdict on the Conservatives decision to scrap the FSA
2020 professional vision published
A report from the Insurance Industry Working Group sets out a vision of financial education to restore public trust, writes Anthony Gould.
FSA extends approved persons regime
Directors and senior managers need to "understand their regulatory obligations" says the FSA
Willis turns the tables on Aon
Aon loses out on Selfridge's contract
HSBC hit with multi-million pound fine
The FSA fine three HSBC firms for being careless with personal data
Tories set to scrap the FSA
Regulation of insurers to be handled by Bank of England
FSA bans broker
Ambrose Darby put into liquidation following breaches
FSA asks firms to go public with complaints
Regulator believes airing of dirty linen will improve transparency
FSA to toughen up enforcement sanctions
Regulator vows to hit individuals in the pocket
Regulator's advertising rules overlook risks
The many ways that consumers or rival businesses can pursue a company over its promotions means that the Financial Services Authority's guides may not be enough on their own to steer brokers down the right path, writes Robin Fry.