Insurance Regulation

LexisNexis Welcomes Civil Liability Reform

The Justice Secretary unveiled a new Bill yesterday, offering hope of reduced car insurance premiums as part of a wider programme to tackle the UK’s compensation culture.  The Bill includes changes to the way the […]

Household Insurance

Simple Landlord Insurance Warn on Latest Regs for Buy-to-Let Sector

Simple Landlord Insurance have a timely reminder for all buy-to-let landlords – From 1 April 2018 new energy efficient rules come into force – and landlords whose properties aren’t up to standard could face a […]

Opinion

Opinion: Is GDPR Set To Be The Next PPI?

We regularly publish Opinion pieces at Insurance-Edge, and this latest article looks at the potential claims which may arise from the implementation of GDPR. The complex rules on data handling place the responsibility of looking […]

Big Data

Data Hacking on The Rise, Says RSM Consulting

New figures from the FCA show that reported data hacking attacks against financial services companies have quadrupled in the last year.  The new statistics, contained in a freedom of information response to audit, tax and […]

Insurance Regulation

Opinion: Streamlined Solution to GDPR Needed for the Insurance Industry

What is GDPR and why does it matter? Good question. General Data Protection Regulation is another piece of law from the EU, and it seeks to offer individuals extra privacy and rights over their personal […]

Insurance Regulation

Millions of Holidaymakers Approached Over Bogus Travel Sickness Claims

As many as 9.5 million British adults have been approached about making a compensation claim for being sick while on holiday, says ABTA – the travel industry trade association. ABTA carried out a YouGov survey […]