Hmm, compulsory mediation on sub-10K disputes. Interesting. Ministers have published a blueprint for major reforms to the civil justice system which seeks to save people the cost, time and stress of lengthy courtroom battles. It […]
The latest from the ABI; The insurance and long-term savings industry has today submitted its response to the Government’s consultation on Solvency II, the insurance and long-term savings industry’s prudential regulatory regime, setting out how […]
As the Queen’s Speech mentioned the Tenant Reform Bill again, it seems likely that landlord insurance will have to evolve slightly, depending on whether the key elements of the Bill make it through Parliament of […]
The FCA has recently published a Discussion Paper aimed at maintaining a compensation framework that provides appropriate protection for consumers, funded in a fair and sustainable way. The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) provides compensation […]
Ahead of COP26, employers representing around 261,000 businesses and nine million employees say business rate reform essential for green investment. The CBI, along with 41 trade associations spanning the UK economy, have issued a joint […]
Insurance brands active in the Life sector may well wish to offer some insights and ideas on this sensitive issue; here is the latest from the FCA. To enhance consumer protection in the funeral plans […]
Straight talking from the Editor: Nobody likes paying insurance. There, I said it, plain as a pikestaff, and just like proposing free beer on Fridays as part of my General Election campaign for the Let’s-Have-a-Party […]
The latest from the Editor’s keyboard; The insurance tragedy that is unfolding across Ireland, as businesses close down, events are cancelled and people are forced out of jobs because they cannot insure a car and […]
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