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The Financial Conduct Authority has defended its use of statistical modelling as evidence in the High Court test case for BI insurance, arguing it can “reasonably” be relied upon as testimony...
Yesterday, we reported that Lloyd's had issued 18 warning letters to syndicates that were serial underperformers, indicating that they...
Regulatory experts are divided over whether EU officials will recognise the UK’s (re)insurance framework as “equivalent” in time for the 31 December end of the Brexit transition...
More than four years of industry lobbying bore fruit this week as Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak confirmed that UK regulators will soon have to keep in...
HM Treasury has pledged to hold regulators to closer account and make unilateral changes where necessary to the financial services rulebook ahead of the Brexit transition period...
It can be tough maintaining cast-iron professionalism in the work-from-home environment...
The Covid-19 pandemic could pose strains on regulatory capital requirements for insurers, as the pandemic causes underwriting losses and hits investment books...
The Covid-19 pandemic could pose strains on regulatory capital requirements for insurers, as the pandemic causes underwriting losses and hits investment books...
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) on Wednesday gave the general insurance sector a “B+, a fair effort” in its third biannual stress test, which was the first probe to incorporate...
RSA’s former Ireland CFO Rory O’Connor has been fined EUR70,000 ($785,947) and disqualified from working in financial services for more than eight years...
