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Published: 13/12/2007
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) will soon have a new member on its board.Carolyn Fairbairn was awarded the post in an announcement by economic secretary to the Treasury, Kitty Ussher.The non-ex...
Read More: New board member appointed at FSA >Published: 12/12/2007
Unwary property owners who rent property may not be covered under a standard home insurance policy.If for example, a couple moved in together and decided to let their other home they would need to tak...
Read More: Rental property home insurance trap >Published: 12/12/2007
Heavy goods vehicle drivers from abroad are three times as likely to be involved in a crash as their UK counterparts, according to a report by the Association of British Insurers (ABI).The survey from...
Read More: Foreign drivers more likely to crash >Published: 12/12/2007
First-time buyers will face something of a double-edged sword next year, according to mortgage lenders. With house price growth slowing, affordability should improve, but uncertainty about the future ...
Read More: First-time-buyers face 'double-edged sword' >Published: 11/12/2007
Timothy Tongson has been appointed as the new senior vice president and corporate actuary at American insurance giant Conseco.To take up the appointment he left Swiss Re Life and Health Americas, wher...
Read More: Conseco appoints Tongson >Published: 11/12/2007
The British Insurance Brokers Association (BIBA) is feeling "frustrated" with a Financial Services Authority (FSA) review into transparency in the commercial insurance market.Eric Galbraith,...
Read More: BIBA 'frustrated' by FSA review >Published: 11/12/2007
Protesters are planning to take action over the weekend to highlight their case for reduction in fuel prices.Transaction 2007, a consortium of farmers and road hauliers, will stage demonstrations at o...
Read More: Fuel protesters plan weekend action >Published: 10/12/2007
The British Insurance Brokers Association (BIBA) is frustrated at the result of a Financial Services Authority (FSA) review into transparency in the commercial insurance market.Eric Galbraith, chief e...
Read More: BIBA frustrated >Published: 10/12/2007
Some makes of cars have bumpers so flimsy that even impacts of just 6mph would write the vehicle off, according to a research centre.Thatcham said that this has the effect of bumping up accident and r...
Read More: 'Flimsy' bumpers could lead to write offs >Published: 07/12/2007
One professional standards board is needed with "substantial powers" to penalise firms which have been shown to be guilty of malpractice.That is the view of the Chartered Insurance Institute...
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