Insurance Regulation

RAC Rapped by FCA Over Renewals Compliance – Are We At a Turning Point?

The RAC has been reprimanded by FCA, (Financial Conduct Authority) over its failure to make previous breakdown costs prominent and crystal clear, when inviting customers to compare prices, and then take up insurance and breakdown […]

News

ABI Conference Should Focus More on Customer Relationships, Says Cocoon CEO

The ABI Conference takes place tomorrow, 27th February 2018, with keynote speakers including Nicola Sturgeon, Sam Woods from the Bank of England and respected political journalist and BBC Daily Politics presenter Andrew Neil. Topics include keeping […]

Insurance Brokers

London Brokers Association Sets Out Post-Brexit Strategy

The London and International Insurance Brokers’ Association (LIIBA) and EY today published a report to help deal with the significant uncertainty about the ability of intermediaries to place and service European risk from the UK […]

Business

Insurers Looking For Trade Deals With Non-EU Countries

UK insurers aren’t waiting for the outcome of the Brexit negotiations, but instead are taking action to secure their business future by setting up a framework for overseas development. A template for future trade agreements […]

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Global insurance trends

Insurers’ hands increasingly tied says EIU research

By Ralph Savage Ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty, proposed tough new regulatory regimes and risk of contagion are the biggest long-term challenges facing insurers around the world, according to a new report written by the Economist Intelligence […]

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Insurance & Reinsurance

Killing the joy in killjoy

If I was a broker, I wouldn’t be celebrating just yet – these conflicting statements do little more than make it clear that anything could come out of this review. The market is not out of the woods yet so I’d advise brokers to put away the party hats for now. […]