Reinsurance: Clarification on Solvency II Regs for Guernsey Based Insurers
Although the UK may not ever leave the EU, at least as far as financial regulatory matters are concerned, it’s worth thinking about where your insurance company is [...]
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Can You Rent Your House Out? Yes, But Don’t Forget The Deposit Insurance
One way to make quick cash from your house is to rent it out during the school holidays – ideal if you have a home in Cornwall, the Lake District, Scotland’s [...]
Legal: Clyde & Co Survey Finds MGA Market Looks Set to Expand
The UK’s GBP4.7 billion MGA market looks set to become an ever more popular feature of the London market, even as competitive and regulatory pressures increase [...]
Claims: IAM Roadsmart Calls for Ring-Fencing on Pothole Repair Funds
One of the most common claims for damage to cars and vans is for damage caused by potholes. As the repair of UK roads has become neglected in the last few years more road [...]
Insurance Fraud in Decline, Says New Research From Aviva
The value of fraudulent claims detected by the UK’s largest insurer has fallen. Aviva detected £80m worth of suspect or proven fraudulent insurance claims in 2018, down [...]
Broker Update: LexisNexis Identifies Cancellation Patterns & Risk Factors
Continuing its track record of delivering insurance industry insights, so providers can make better decisions, LexisNexis® Risk Solutions has uncovered the scale and impact [...]
IAM Criticises System That Allows 11,000 Drivers With 12 Points Or More on Roads
IAM RoadSmart has expressed its frustration that six years after calling for action, more than 11,000 drivers a year are still being legally allowed on the roads with 12 or [...]
FCA Say Complaints About Banks & Insurers Down by 5% in 2018 H2
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published the complaints figures for regulated firms for the second half of 2018. During the second half of 2018 (2018 H2), [...]