Regulation
FSA wins case against former CEO who "lacked integrity"
The Financial Services Authority has won its case before the Financial Services and Markets Tribunal to ban former Mr Milan Vukelic from working in the financial services industry in the UK. The Tribunal found that Mr Vukelic's actions whilst CEO of…
Gibraltar Government comfortable with the outcome of G20
The Gibraltar government said the territory is well positioned to prosper from the global rising standards of financial services regulation.
Liberty recruits new head to drive construction business
Liberty International Underwriters Europe, a division of Liberty Mutual Group, has appointed François Fournié as its head of technical risk in Paris.
Fortis Insurance set to change name
THE chief executive officer of Fortis UK has revealed it is "highly probable" that its name will change once its sister banking company is sold.
Insurance group seeks delisting
Culver Holdings sahre price fell 42.57% (74.50 pence) to 100.50 pence this morning on news it was looking to cancel its listing on the London Stock Exchange.
European Parliament gives industry boost with discrimination directive
The European Parliament's report on the Equal Treatment Directive published yesterday has been described as "a major step" towards ensuring that UK insurers remain able to use age in assessing risk. The report sets out that the use of age and disability…
Pick of the week
Post senior reporter Sarah Hills looks at the major stories in this week's Post: Zurich Euro chief s...
Treating customers fairly still tops agenda
E-business Conference Report
2011 deadline to avert mandatory commission disclosure
The broking sector has been given until 2011 to prove that mandatory commission disclosure is not ne...
Catlin joins IUA
Catlin UK has voted to join the International Underwriting Association. Dave Matcham, chief executiv...
Zurich Euro chief: regulation must be proportionate and fair
More extensive regulation of the insurance sector is inevitable in light of the current economic tur...
Reflections on 2003
With six weeks to go until the British Insurance Brokers' Association conference, Post travels back ...
Sorry ABI, London blew it
This week the Association of British Insurers issued the rather alarmist statement that the future o...
Directive is dismissed as not 'world leading'
The approval of the Solvency II Directive framework has been slammed as a missed opportunity by some...
Bridgewater warning
The Financial Services Authority has issued a consumer warning about Bridgewater House UK. Customers...
BoE: insurance is needed
The Bank of England's chief economist has addressed the industry about the importance of trade credi...
Biba seeks FSA audit over fee increases
Insurance trade bodies have joined forces to campaign against the Financial Services Authority's cal...
Time to be afraid?
News Analysis: Turner Report
Limiting your liability
News Analysis: LLP status
Treating customers fairly still tops agenda
Commercial lines operators should ignore the drive towards Treating Customers Fairly at their folly,...
Appointment at Actuarial Profession
The Actuarial Profession has appointed two independent members to its professional regulation execut...
Emerging trends
Legal update: Emerging risks
CMA push coming
Aon has predicted prosecutions under the Corporate Manslaughter Act will gain momentum given the pol...
AMII issues travel insurance warning
The Association of Medical Insurance Intermediaries is warning UK visitors to the Channel Islands to check their travel insurance following the termination of a bilateral healthcare agreement.