Regulation
FSA encourages brokers to voice opinions
The market has given an enthusiastic response to the Financial Services Authority's consultation pa...
Deacon calls for new D&O package after changes to the law
Legislation on the responsibilities of directors and officers will expose voluntary directors of re...
AIUA: equine product relaunched
Agricultural Insurance Underwriting Agencies has relaunched and repackaged its equine product. ...
MP calls for FSA to include a register
Regulation by the Financial Services Authority should include a register of authorised intermediari...
NIIBL father and son formally charged
The directors of Belfast-based Northern Ireland Insurance Brokers, father and son both called Micha...
Ms Wilson's absence bound to have impact
I don't believe for a minute that Ms Wilson's departure from the FSA at such a critical time will n...
Busy quarter facing industry
Financial Services Authority legislation looms large, as no one can have failed to notice, and 11 September continues to have an impact, contributing to the last quarter of 2002 being busy for the insurance industry. Keith Byrne explains why the first…
Watching the zeroes disappear
Tony Bridgland's lire millions have shrunk to Euro size - but someEdinburgh fund punters really have lost a lot of money
Networks 'not the way to compliance'
The head of a leading independent financial advisers' network hassaid that the Government's outline ...
Better ATE than never
John Mullin, managing director of legal expenses insurer Composite,is bullish about his prospects, passionate about involving brokers, andclear about the importance of after-the-event (ATE) policies, he tells JonGuy
News in brief
Capita has widened the range of integrated support services itprovides to the insurance market by ac...
News in brief
Zurich Financial Services has appointed Geoff Riddell as chiefexecutive of general insurance busines...
Sirius proves to be a star
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Peninsula partners will get free advice
Employment law firm Peninsula is to invest just under one millionpounds in expanding its broker serv...
Ruling puts insurers in limbo
A House of Lords ruling has thrown into question the ability ofinsurers to make settlements in cases...
92% do not have continuity plan
The National Audit Office says that 92% of UK businesses currently donot have a continuity plan in p...
The right not to refund
Tony Bridgland finds support from the courts for his long-heldconviction that insurers should not be allowed to withhold or reclaim partof a broker's commission whenever an insurance contract is altered orterminated
Taking aim on FSA accounting
With the date of Financial Services Authority regulation getting nearer, Edward Fox advises brokers how to ensure their accounts are in order.
Legislative reform needed after Callery
Diane Smyth reports on the Reynolds Porter Chamberlain professional liability seminar, held in November in London.
From our daily news service ... Equitable boss quits.
Equitable Life's chief financial officer, Charles Bellringer, has quit the stricken mutual insurer. ...
Industry backbone is good faith not a tariff system
Who can intermediaries lean on in times of need? After reading the article written by Michael How...
Joint FSA assistance
Broker network Folgate Masterplan and insurance systems provider Sirius have launched a joint initi...
One-day golf tournament
Post Magazine and Professional Broking would like to thank all those who took part in our one-day g...
Chancellor's comments offer no 'quick fix' to liability crisis
The Association of British Insurers has warned there will be no 'quick fix' to the current crisis i...