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The Treasury is under so much pressure it should consider getting funding directly from the financial services industry, former cabinet secretary Gus O'Donnell has said.

CFC has launched an excess underwriting capability.

The Financial Services Consumer Panel (FSCP) has told peers they should amend legislation to make it possible to publish warning notices against firms and individuals without consulting them.

The gender directive changes have "taken over everything", Legal and General has said.

Aviva's protection claims website has made its process more accessible to policyholders.

Young people will receive in-work benefits under the Universal Credit reform, the minister for welfare reform has said.

The Association of Medical Insurance Intermediaries (AMII) has announced a PMI-led debate in its UK healthcare Summit line-up.

The protection industry needs to look to affinity groups if it is to grow the market in the face of a lack of public trust, Cuna Mutual has said.

NHS reforms, workforce planning and threats to medical training will be key topics for more than 500 UK doctors and medical students at the BMA annual conference this month.

The FSA has published final guidance on long-term care advice that states independent firms will not be required to hold the relevant qualification.