Regulation
FSA admits failings over Northern Rock
The Financial Services Authority has admitted a series of failings in its supervision of Northern Rock.
New chair elected for Brokers' Committee
Aon deputy chairman Jonathan Palmer-Brown has been elected chairman of the London Market Insurance Brokers’ Committee.
Pick of the Week
Post reporter Alwynne Gwilt and supplements and online editor Stephanie Denton provide a run down of ...
North of the Border: potential PI limitation period extension
In Scotland, at present, there is a three-year limitation period for personal injury claims, with th...
Prepare for impact
Compliance: Solvency II
Product recall - Toy story
Claims
FSA airs concerns over insurers buying brokers
The Financial Services Authority has launched a discussion paper into the UK commercial broking mark...
Looking Back
Looking through Post's back catalogue paints a unique picture of more than 150 years of insurance ne...
Top five web stories
The top five most popular news stories on postonline.co.uk over the last week were: 1. New outsourc...
Patience for PI reform runs out at MoJ silence
The government has been accused afresh of dragging its heels on announcing reforms to the personal i...
Nationwide announces 15% rise in operating profit
Accident repair company Nationwide has revealed a 15% rise in operating profit in 2007.
Helphire management shuffle
Credit hire group Helphire has appointed Mark Adams as group finance director with effect from 1 April, resulting in a number of other managers changing their roles.
CII supports ABI call for personal injury action
The Chartered Insurance Institute has supported the Association of British Insurer's call today for the government to follow through on its proposed reforms to the personal injury compensation system.
London firms under-prepared for terrorist attack, according to survey
London firms are under-prepared for a terrorist attack despite the threat of activity remaining high in the capital, according to broker and risk advisor Marsh.
Brokers warned about call scam
A bogus caller has been targeting brokers claiming to represent the Financial Services Authority.
Biba responds to FSA paper
The British Insurance Brokers’ Association has responded to the publication of the Financial Services Authority’s discussion paper on transparency, disclosure and conflicts of interest in the commercial insurance market by actively encouraging its…
Biba calls on members to enter transparency fray
The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) has responded to the publication of the Financial Services Authority’s (FSA) Discussion Paper on transparency, disclosure and conflicts of interest in the commercial insurance market by actively…
FSA may consult on new commission disclosure rules in 4th quarter
The Financial Services Authority has today published a discussion paper that looks at intermediary commission disclosure and wider issues of transparency in the commercial insurance market as predicted in this week's Post.
FSA returns to commission disclosure
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has published a discussion paper covering intermediary commission disclosure and wider issues of transparency in the commercial insurance market.
Willis wins Saudi licence
Willis has become one of the first brokers to be officially licensed in Saudi Arabia by the Saudi Ar...
Broker body demands regulator comes clean
The Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority has issued a caution to brokers after discovering ...
Scotland the brave
Scottish Justice
FSA to seek feedback on commission white paper
The Financial Services Authority is set to release its 'white paper' on broker commission disclosure...