Insurance Regulation

FCA SM&CR Changes, Plus Industry Comment

The latest from the FCA plus some comments below; Firms will benefit from reduced costs and greater flexibility, and find it easier to comply with the Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SM&CR), following reforms set out today by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA). The […]

News

Enjoy Christmas Day, For Many Traders It’s Just Another Tough Shift

Many people who have never run a business think it’s easy money and you get to guesstimate your own taxes and claim for everything. It isn’t. With MTD looming in 2026 many small businesses and […]

Motor Insurance

Motor Insurance Taskforce: Industry Comment & Analysis

The Department for Transport and HM Treasury today published the Final Report and Actions from its Motor Insurance Taskforce. IE has rounded up some industry-wide comments; Since it was formed in October 2024, the Motor […]

Insurance Regulation

EVORA Launches Sustainability-as-A-Service

The latest news from EVORA for you; EVORA, a leading provider of sustainability solutions for the real estate and infrastructure sector, has announced the launch of Sustainability-as-a-Service, a first-of-its-kind model of its type — designed […]

Opinion

EU and UK AI Regulation: What Insurance Brokers Need to Know

As the regulatory gap between the UK and EU widens, brokers face new challenges when advising clients that build, deploy or rely on AI. Claud Bilbao, RVP, Underwriting & Distribution at Cowbell UK, explains what […]

Emerging Risk

What Striking the Right Privacy Balance Looks Like Today

One of the most debated topics in technology and governance would be the balance between online privacy and information access, where transparency and accessibility, while safeguarding user data, is something governments, companies, and individuals struggle […]

Opinion

Premium Finance and The Law of Unintended Consequences

This piece is by Sarah Vaughan, Director, Angelica Solutions The FCA’s market study into premium finance may be well intentioned, but as with many regulatory interventions, the risk of unintended consequences looms large. In seeking […]

News

More Comment on Reeves’ Captives Comments

Some more feedback on Rachel Reeves plans for Captives; Christopher Croft, Chief Executive, LIIBA, comments: “LIIBA welcomes the Chancellor’s announcement that the government is going to progress the work to build a captives regime in […]