One of the tangible benefits of Brexit was that UK businesses like banks and insurers could leave the Solvency II regulations, thus freeing up capital reserves for future investments. Sadly politicians, activists and regulators have […]
The latest from the FCA, who are cracking down on misleading ads in the financial services sector; Over 10,000 financial adverts and other promotions were withdrawn or changed in 2023 following intervention from the Financial […]
Lastest news from Synetiq for you; SYNETIQ, an IAA company, has been awarded Gold Carbon Literate Organisation (CLO) status from the Carbon Literacy Project. Gold status recognises that more than 50% of SYNETIQ colleagues have […]
In this piece Viren Patel, Financial Services Industry Strategist at Workday, who looks at the issues insurance brands face regarding reporting, data handling and IFRS17 regulations. Has IFRS 17 enabled a more data-driven way of […]
Some parallels between manufacturers and insurers here; how much time and money is to be spent checking suppliers, plus who gets the final say on any supplier, the EU or the company looking for parts, […]
Say hello to a new sustainability services brand, Holtara. For insurers who need ESG compliance the merger streamlines operations, stacks more data and offers global reach. Here’s the word; With climate change high on the […]
Amy Nesbitt, Partner, Weightmans LLP, and member of the D&O FOIL Sector Focus Team takes a look at the implications of the ECC Act for insurers. On 26 October 2023, the Economic Crime and Corporate […]
Latest from Copart, who are working towards reducing carbon use during their daily operations; The Carbon Literacy Project awards this accreditation to companies that maintain a substantial proportion of their workforce as Carbon Literate and […]
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