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Securing as-watertight-as-possible access to the EU for UK intermediaries after Brexit, forging ties with other geographies and participating in the Lloyd’s overhaul...
AIG has reportedly appointed Mazars to carry out the audit of its UK business in its first move away from the big four accounting firms...
As much of the western business world last week battled post-Christmas inertia, regulators at the UK’s FCA were already hard at it...
A top Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) supervisor has warned insurance sector CEOs that they need to be proactive in tackling non-financial misconduct or risk being judged unfit for...
(Re)insurers look set to gain additional leverage over outsourced service providers following regulatory intervention in the arrangements...
Retro pricing in a late renewal is advancing broadly in line with post-Monte Carlo expectations as significant structural overhauls have been prompted by constrained capacity...
Lloyd’s has said it will mandate the use of the Delegated Authority: Submission, Access and Transformation Solution (DA SATS) platform, a delegated authority reporting...
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has named financial services regulators in Bermuda, Switzerland and Japan as “reciprocal jurisdictions”...
The reinstatement of a “competitiveness” objective for watchdogs and improved day-to-day links between different regulators are among changes the (re)insurance industry...
The Bank of England, Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority today launched consultations on operational resilience as the regulators...
