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FSA bans two insurance brokers

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has taken action against two insurance brokers - Delwyn Way of Shield Insurance Consultancy and Adrian Shillaker of Griffiths McAlister Insurance Brokers for failing to adequately protect client’s money and assets.

FSA authorisation time increasing, says RPC

The length of time that financial services firms are having to wait to get authorisation from the Financial Services Authority (FSA) continues to climb "inexorably", says law firm Reynolds Porter Chamberlain (RPC).

FPB issues World Cup advice

With the football World Cup just over a week away, the Forum of Private Business has advised its members to plan ahead for the likelihood that some employees will take more of an interest in their team’s fortunes than their duties and want to watch games…

FSA extends PPI complaint window

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has announced a temporary rule to give customers, who recently made a complaint about their payment protection insurance (PPI) policy, more time in which to refer their complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service …

Tim Breedon to become ABI chairman

The Association of British Insurers has confirmed that Tim Breedon, group chief executive of Legal & General, has been nominated to become its next chairman.

FBP welcomes coalition policy pledge

The Forum of Private Business claims thousands of smaller businesses could benefit from measures outlined in the coalition agreement between the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties published today.

Annual inflation rate rises again

According to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), in the year to April, the consumer prices index (CPI) rose by 3.7%, up from 3.4% in March.

Legal: Introducing The Equality Act (2010)

The UK's disparate laws on equality based on personal characteristics have been unified with the introduction of The Equality Act (2010). James MacNish Porter and Rachel Dineley explain the big changes that the Act heralds.

Viewpoint: Labour's regulatory record

When Labour swept into office in 1997 they arrived with a manifesto with much to say about financial services. They launched into their promised reforms of the institutions governing the sector, making the Bank of England independent for the first time…

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