Opinion

Preparing Customer Data for Generative AI

This piece is by Helen Richardson, senior product manager, U.K. and Ireland, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Insurance The insurance market is being revolutionised by generative AI and other emerging technologies that promise to make insurance more […]

Insurance Regulation

Advisor is Charged With Misleading Investors By FCA

The latest case report from the FCA for you; The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has charged John Burford for carrying on an unauthorised business and dishonestly misleading investors. He is suspected of generating over £1m. […]

InsureTech

Innovation: FCA Says They Will Help Develop New Products

The latest from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), who say they will make it easier for firms to test innovative products and support new firms applying for regulatory approval as part of its work programme […]

Insurance Regulation

FCA is Looking at How Banks Handle Bereavement

It could insurers next as regards bereavement and Power of Attorney cases, but for now it’s banks and building societies, who have exhibited some “computer says no” behaviour in the past when relatives try to […]

Insurance Regulation

Supreme Court Verdict on Motor Finance; Comment From Kova

Some comment and analysis from Kova for you; Kate Albert, CEO of PI specialist insurer, Kova Professions, has issued the following comment on the current Supreme Court case on motor finance.  “The Supreme Court is […]

Opinion

Three Years On, What Are The Unintended Consequences of GIPP?

Three years after the FCA attempted to level the playing field between new quotes and renewals, Sarah Vaughan, Director, of Angelica Solutions, looks at the unintended consequences; Three years on from the introduction of the […]