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Regulation

Change in the wind

Goodwill continues to figure high on the list of accounting matters for many brokers, though other issues are appearing on the horizon, writes Philip Smith.

Powerful argument

With a new 'cap and trade' carbon emissions scheme due to take effect next year, now is the time to look at your electricity consumption, writes Virginia Clegg.

Pass the baton

As the approved persons regime is tightened, Charles Maddocks highlights the personal risks run by directors of firms with appointed representatives

Worlds apart

If the Conservatives come into power and the FSA is replaced, will the new body prove to be more than just a rebranding exercise? James Sharp calls for specific regulation within the financial services industry

Off the hook?

Louise Meeson delves into the murky side of legal expenses and asks why hold harmless agreements are still allowed to exist, especially given the industry's focus on treating customers fairly

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…

Preparing for the bombshell

UK pension provision is in crisis and so retirement income responsibility must pass from the state to the individual. Sam Barrett reviews the options available to employers.

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