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Total and permanent disability cover

Technical articles | 01 July 2009
Total and permanent disability benefit (TPD) has been around for a long time, and not just in long-term insurance markets - it features in personal accident (PA) and sickness cover too.

Evidence-based ratings

Technical articles | 01 May 2009
One of the fundamental principles of the risk assessment process is that it should be fair and that the price should reflect the risk. In recent years there has been increasing pressure from consumers, pressure groups and regulators on insurers - and by implication reinsurers - to demonstra...

Dead reckoning

Technical articles | 01 October 2005
Fraudulent claims cost the pensions industry £200 million a year.  Karen Webster explains how impoved data management can help tackle the problem.  The latest research shows that "deceased impersonation fraud" is costing the UK pensions industry more than £200 million each year, m...

Coming back to life

Technical articles | 01 November 2005
Peter Hales is using his Presidency of the CII to reinvigorate its commitment to life and pensions.  He tells Kevin Pratt that the Institute has much to offer this side of the industry.  The financial services industry has always been a broad parish.  Firms deal variously in ...

Pensions: work until you drop?

Technical articles | 01 April 2004
Leader of the opposition Michael Howard gave his view on the pension situation in a previous issue of The Journal. Here KPMG's David Fairs continues the debate.

Proposed ABI money market sector

Technical articles | 01 April 2009
The ABI has proposed a new money fund sector for both life and pensions in addition to the existing money market sectors. Funds in the new sector would not be "no risk", but would have "the stability of capital" as a principal objective. The new sector would have the following requirements:

Insurance statistics yearbook. 1998-2007

Ebooks | 01 January 2009
This annual publication contains time series of insurance statistics. It was compiled as part of the work by the OCD Insurance and Private Pensions Comiittee and its task force on insurance statistics.

FSA – Pension reform: conduct of business changes

News items | 01 November 2010
Regulatory News November 2010

Draft Legislation Released for the Reduced Lifetime Allowance

Technical articles | 01 December 2010
Previously the Coalition Government announced its intention to reduce the Lifetime Allowance from £1.8 million to £1.5 Million from 6 April 2012. Draft clauses to be included in the 2011 Finance Bill have now been published along with explanatory notes from HMRC...

FSA – Traded life policy investments

News items | 24 May 2012
The FSA has confirmed guidance that traded life policy investments (TLPIs) are high risk products that should not be promoted to the vast majority of retail investors in the UK. The guidance is an interim measure - the FSA will shortly be consulting on new rules imposing significant restric...
 

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