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Policy and Public Affairs

Managing the new normal: 5 facts and 5 "do's" and "don'ts" in sustainable underwriting

19 June 2013
Andrew Kendrick, President of ACE European Group describes the current underwriting economic and business environment and offers practical steps on how insurers can respond.

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The great British PPI truth and reconciliation scandal

07 June 2013
A case study of the payment protection insurance experience from the perspective of the consumer group that first published the Supercompla ...

CII Public Affairs Update June 2013 edition

06 June 2013
The CII's Public Affairs Updates contain news from Westminster and Whitehall, Europe and the regulator. This month's edition covers the Que ...

The importance of being Chartered

28 May 2013
Chartered status is regarded as the pinnacle of a profession, whether it be an individual practitioner or a firm. It is also widely recogni ...

Supporting strategic objectives or another compliance exercise? Understanding corporate risk culture in insurance

20 May 2013
This Thinkpiece looks at some preliminary findings from a CII member survey, drawing some conclusions regarding cultures and attitudes towa ...

General insurance in the twenty-first century: meeting the challenges »
An insurer perspective of some of the challenges facing the GI sector. The author starts by acknowledging that the social value of insurance is being lost in the lack of trust. Then he explains that rising to this will help the industry confront other issues such as emerging technology and dealing with public policy themes such as flood risk, reform to personal motor insurance and fraud.
CII Public Affairs Update May 2013 edtion »
The CII's Public Affairs Updates contain news from Westminster and Whitehall, Europe and the regulator. In this edition topics covered include New rules for claims management companies, the FCA on behavioural economics and EIOPA on investments by insurers.
Upon the door of every cottage... Protecting the public through general insurance »
Against the backdrop of continuing public dismay and disenchantment with the broader financial services sector, the job of making sure general insurance is facing up to the challenges ahead is pressing. Our report, Upon the door of every cottage... Protecting the public through general insurance examines a number of these challenges through the contributions of leading industry figures.
The UK's new financial services regulatory landscape »
A new regulatory regime has been established in the UK. Following the passage of the Financial Services Act 2012, the ground was set for the abolition of the Financial Services Authority and the creation of three new regulatory bodies: the Financial Conduct Authority, the Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Policy Committee. This new regime came into being on 1st April 2013.
CII Public Affairs Update April 2013 edition »
The CII's Public Affairs Updates contain news from Westminster and Whitehall, Europe and the regulator. In this edition topics covered include the changes to the UK financial regulatory landscape, the Budget and the latest from Europe.
CII Professional Standards Board publishes annual report 2012 »
The Professional Standards Board (PSB) of the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has highlighted the importance of the financial services and general insurance professions actively supporting robust self regulation in its Annual Report 2012. Chairman David McIntosh QC (Hon) also sets out the purpose and composition of the PSB, and looks at how the sector is progressing against the public interest challenge of improving professional standards as well as prospects for the future in a supporting video presentation.
Financial Conduct Authority: Risk Outlook and Business Plan 2013 »
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published its Financial Risk Outlook and Business Plan 2013-2014. These are the organisation's first publications in its new identity ahead of legal cut-over from the former Financial Services Authority on 1 April 2013.
CII Budget 2013 briefing »
CII briefing covering the main points from the 2013 Budget.
CII Public Affairs Update February 2013 »
The CII's Public Affairs Updates contain news from Westminster and Whitehall, Europe and the regulator. In this edition topics covered include the future of insurance supervision, the latest from the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards and the Mortgage Market Review timetable.
The RDR and consumers »
A consumer survey assessing awareness of the financial advice market changes, and the potential benefits of this market.
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