Bribery Act
D&O rate increases hit 77.3%, reports Marsh
Company warned that there is no end in sight to the recent rate hikes in the sector.
Editor’s letter - August 2011
“My guess is that although there will be further high-profile examples made, this type of practice will continue unfettered”
UK plc disadvantaged by bribery crackdown
If the FSA pursues firms over bribery it could lead to UK companies losing business abroad
Lawyers issue warnings after Willis’ record £6.9m fine
Following Willis’ record £6.9m anti-bribery fine from the Financial Services Authority (FSA), the legal profession has warned insurance brokers on the need to have and implement relevant policies and procedures.
Willis responds to record £6.9m FSA fine
Insurance broking giant Willis has responded to the Financial Services Authority's (FSA) record breaking £6.895m fine to its subsidiary Willis Limited flagging up that it had been swift to engage with the regulator on the matter.
FSA hits Willis with record anti-bribery fine
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined Willis £6.895m for failings in its anti-bribery and corruption systems and controls.
Lack of resources could hinder Bribery Act
As the 2010 Bribery Act comes into force on the 1 July, anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International UK has warned that its enforcement could be undermined by a lack of resource.
Editor’s letter – May 2011
Judging by our reportage on regulation, the powers that be in Whitehall have no intention of relieving the pressure on brokers. This is despite the fact that the British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) commissioned independent research that found…
Time to refine measures
The Bribery Act guidance doesn’t need to be a burden on the corporate system, says Richard Burger
ABI demand to ban referral fees may prove to be futile
The Association of British Insurers may have wasted energy in its attempts to ban referral fees as new legislation on the horizon could see these fees “self regulate” without the need for any kind of mandate.