UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced new private pension scheme reforms, with one key element being a voluntary contribution towards fast growing UK businesses. Will it work in long term, pension scheme profitability terms, or […]
Some comment from the IFoA on pensions reform; The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) believes it is essential for both the Funding Code and the Regulations supporting defined benefit (DB) pensions to be consistent […]
The reforms of Solvency II rules seems to be popular, here’s some more reaction from IFoA; Matt Saker, IFoA President, said: “We support the government’s ambition to remove unnecessary restrictions in the use of the […]
The UK’s overly complex regulatory environment has suffocated the ability of financial services firms from gaining a competitive edge, according to Parliament Street, the Westminster think tank. In a stinging attack on the failures of the […]
Solvency II shake-up: are insurance executives ready for a wave of post-Brexit investment? This Opinion article by Gayatri Raman, President Europe and Asia, Clearwater Analytics takes a look. They say good things come to those who […]
The UK government has published a second part of its consultation on whiplash reforms. In essence, their decision is to er…do nothing. Yep, the DVLA approach. Here’s some reaction from various stakeholders; Credit Hire Organisation […]
This is one we missed earlier in the week, but it’s worth thinking about the competitive advantage that UK insurers might have, once we are free from Solvency II regulations. The prize is a genuinely […]
Commenting on the publication of the OIC consumer guidelines [Guide To Making A Claim] (i) Kirsty McKno, managing director of Cogent Hire, part of handl Group, said: “The new portal was always going to be […]
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