Regulation

Solvency II will have far reaching implications for all types of insurers. Courtney Marsh discusses the reforms and what advisers can expect.

Will take over from Tracey McDermott in July

Banks would reap the biggest rewards from a return to advice paid for by commission, advisers have said, as the highstreet giants also eye profits from robo-advice.

Ron Wheatcroft reveals the wider implications of pension tax reforms on later life income and in particular employers' death-in-service cover

Acting Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) chief executive Tracey McDermott has ruled out stepping into the position full time, Chancellor George Osborne has revealed.

Richard Walsh sees an opportunity to grow IPMI solutions in a ‘complex' UK health system

The ABI and APFA have created guidance to help life insurers and financial advisers comply with changes to the law regarding customer reporting and self-certification - including tax residency.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published proposals to require general insurers, including private medical insurance providers, to publish details of last year's premium on renewal notices to improve consumer outcomes.

Advisers should take on board Financial Ombudsman decisions when making recommendations, writes Alan Lakey.

FCA's acting CEO addresses Mansion House City Banquet