Regulation
FDIC proposes prepayment of three years of fees
FDIC proposes prepayment of three years of fees
US Senate panel rejects public healthcare insurance option
A US Senate panel has rejected a government-run healthcare insurance option
FSA unveils new PPI complaints measures
185,000 previously rejected claims due to be reopened
Report: FDIC preparing to ask banks to prepay $36bn
The US regulator could banks to prepay $36bn in premiums to replenish the deposit insurance fund.
Chinese regulator defines new insurer rules
The China Insurance Regulatory Commission has created new standards in the country's personal accident insurance sector.
E&Y licenses EMB capital modelling software
E&Y reviews Igloo model ahead of Solvency II deadline
Treasury to address Post's Business Leaders' Forum Parliamentary Reception
Alison Cottrell, director of financial services, HM Treasury and John McFall MP, chairman of the Treasury Select Committee to speak at the BLF reception at the House of Commons.
Post Magazine 24 September - PDF
This week's issue of Post Magazine is now available as a PDF for all full subscribers.
Post Powerlist 2009
The Post team name the major players in the general insurance industry who have made an impact in 2009 and are expected to play a significant role in shaping the industry in 2010 and beyond
Brushing up
Building Regulations on energy performance are set to bring long-term benefits to UK businesses with brokers able to play a useful role" so now is the time to brush up your understanding, says Steve Ford.
Security matters
The HSBC Group was fined £3.19m for information security failings by the Financial Services Authority. Jonathan Davies examines what this could mean for the wider financial industry.
ABI welcomes new MoJ compensation system
However, GI head Nick Starling call on its remit to be extended.
AIG showing signs of stabilising
AIG is showing signs of stabilising, according to a US Government report
New York regulators raise questions about Moody's
New York regulators have raised questions about ratings agency Moody's, a report from Reuters has said.
Non-domestic reinsurers still battling it out for Brazilian market share
With the federally-controlled Brasil-IRB Re still dominating the market, non-domestic reinsurers are still battling it out for market share, a senior reinsurance lawyer has told a conference in New York.
The difference a year makes
A year on from its near collapse and the US government bailout of AIG, senior figures from the broking sector and the insurer itself reflect on those testing early days and what has since happened in the market. Mairi MacDonald reports.
