Regulation
Royal London to set up subsidiary in Ireland to quell Brexit uncertainty
With Alex Koslowski in charge
Fixed fees 'nine times more attractive' than percentage-based adviser charging
Quarter want to see return of commissions
Ex-FSA adviser joins Royal London as non-exec director
Held non-exec director roles at Canada Life and Investec
FCA proposes two-tier authorisation process for advisers
Proposals for widening out senior managers regime
Life expectancy increases have slowed since 2010
Improvements in life expectancy at birth have slowed since 2010, according to analysis from a leading health expert.
108,000 Bupa Global IPMI policies affected in serious data breech
Around 108,000 Bupa Global international health insurance policies have been affected as an employee was found to have copied and removed customer information from the company.
Millions of families risking house and home
Scottish Widows' Johnny Timpson discusses the best way for advisers to have mortgage protection conversations with clients.
Bankhall launches mortgage, protection and GI compliance solution
Bankhall has launched a compliance support solution for directly FCA authorised firms who deal with mortgages, protection and general insurance.
Square Health gains ISO 27001 certification
Square Health and the Doctors Chambers Group of Companies including, DC Life, are now certified as having achieved ISO 27001 standards.
Buying insurance through a consumer lens
Melissa Collett describes her recent experience of an adviser private medical insurance sales process.
Analysis: The Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices
Richard Walsh discusses The Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices.
Advisers' FCA levy confirmed at £77.1m
Pension Wise/ MAS levies decrease
FCA confirms call-recording and note-taking rules for advisers
In new MiFID II policy statement
RDR review delayed by two years to 2019
'Baseline report' also published
Four big banks among participants in FCA advice unit
Four advice firms also on list
FCA seeks feedback on access to travel insurance for consumers who have had cancer
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is seeking views and evidence of the challenges firms face in providing travel insurance for consumers who have, or have had, cancer, and the challenges for these consumers in accessing insurance.
FCA chair Griffith-Jones to step down in March 2018
Has faced criticism during his tenure
Total Recall - Five things you need to know about client call recording
OPAL Group's Matt Oldham discusses what advisers need to know about client call recording given the Financial Conduct Authority's recent clarification on the rules.
FOS upholds third of complaints about IFAs
Annual review published
May under pressure as election ends in hung parliament
Pound and UK equities set for bumpy day
Intrinsic confirms Caerus take-over
300 advisers added to network
Advisers see pre-tax profits fall - APFA report
Margins remain 'thin'
Larger, restricted and AR firms more consistent on suitability - FCA
Advice found to be 'suitable' in 93.1% of cases
Govt U-turns on 'unpalatable' probate fee in run up to election
Labelled a ‘stealth tax’
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