With the results of the FSA's Retail Distribution Review looming, Stephanie Spicer analyses the potential outcomes of the report and how vastly divergent the two main scenarios could prove to be.
Compliance consultant Branko Bjelobaba looks back at how Financial Services Authority regulation has affected the PMI sector and forecasts the future outlook.
With the FSA setting the wheels in motion on its regulation changes and Treating Customers Fairly initiative, Sam Barrett finds out what the effects will be on the protection market
In the wake of shock pre-Budget revelations possibly marking the end of PTA, Lucy Quinton reports on industry predictions for 2007 from the latest COVER survey
A year after the FSA stepped up its fight against firms that do not treat their customers fairly, can we see any tangible improvements? Johanna Gornitzki investigates
As the Financial Services Authority (FSA) celebrates its first anniversary as insurance market regulator, Edward Murray analyses the regulations and asks if more tailoring is required
Payment protection insurance is under scrutiny as never before; and now the complaints have reached the ear of the OFT, write David Heard and Vanessa Evanson-Goddard
Although general insurance (GI) day has been and gone, the work is far from over. Branko Bjelobaba explains why intermediaries must ensure they stay ahead of the game
How can intermediaries offset the mounting costs of regulation? It could be easier than you think, says Nick Kirwan