Insurance claims

Health Insurance in Cyprus: a Plain Guide for Expats and New Residents

New residents often mix up two questions about health insurance in Cyprus. The first is whether you can use the public system, known as GESY. The second is what insurance the migration department wants to […]

Insurance Regulation

FCA Takes Action Against Six Firms on Potential Money Laundering

The latest update from the FCA; Restrictions have been placed on 6 unregulated lenders, known as Annex 1 firms, after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) raised concerns about their anti-money laundering policies, controls and procedures […]

Opinion

Fraudsters in Cabinet Creates HR Headache for Insurers, Brokers & The FCA

Some thoughts from the Editor on the appointment of Louise Haigh MP to Cabinet recently; There is an argument that people should eb able to move on from convictions of course, but that is not […]

Motor Insurance

IMS Calls For UK Govt Action on Telematics

The UK Government has “nudge” units for all kinds of things, from vaccinations to brutal murders and their impact on grief-stricken families. Maybe they should set one up to modify the behaviours of young, often […]

Insurance Regulation

More Comment on That FCA/Mills Review

Just a quick update for you; Babar Hayat – Head of Technology at Konexo – responds to the Mills Review and Treasury Committee calling for tougher AI controls across the financial services sector: “Taken together, the Mills Review and the […]

Opinion

FCA’s New Complaints Rules Put Spotlight on Vulnerability

It’s time to look ahead to 2026, with these insights on FCA regs on vulnerable customers from Sarah Durkin, Head of Counter Fraud, Woodgate & Clark The FCA’s decision to simplify complaints reporting by consolidating […]