With 74% of insurance and financial services professionals reporting that the regulatory burden has increased dramatically over the last couple of years, non-compliance and relying solely on legacy processes is no longer feasible in the long term. Now more than ever, the role of compliance leaders and the influence they have in the market is crucial and can make or a break an entire firm.
Last month, the FCA updated its guidance on 'polluter pays' and redress liabilities, the regulator also announced strategies around 'unnecessary regulation,' insurance fragility in the US was revealed in the wake of LA fires, a shift to AI hiring was noted among UK firms, and REG Technologies partnered with Insurance Post to discuss the regulatory challenges facing MGAs and insurers and the role of technology in easing the burden.
As the regulatory landscape continues to tighten its grip on the insurance industry, on 30th January 2025, industry leaders gathered for a live webinar hosted by Insurance Post in association with REG Technologies to tackle how insurers and MGAs can navigate these challenges while remaining competitive...
Choosing a RegTech provider can be a hindering task as it’s often a process that demands careful research, consideration of business needs, software fit and ease of use. The key is to find a RegTech solution that is capable of addressing a financial service’s firm’s key compliance and regulatory issues all while delivering superior value and enhancing business opportunities.
Last month, the BoE planned for tougher liquidity rules, insurers and brokers joined forces to prioritise better consumer outcomes, reforms to pension support were explored to close advice gap, smaller firms were urged to focus on their ESG impact and legacy systems still prove a challenge for many insurers...
In the insurance market, firms are legally compelled to conduct KYB and KYC checks to mitigate risks of financial fraud and money laundering and ensure compliance with national and international regulations. Without proper systems in place, carrying out these necessary checks can be difficult, ultimately compromising business opportunities.
Last month, the FCA reviewed life insurers' bereavement claims processes, brokers were advised to revisit policies ahead of Employment Rights Bill enforcement, ISO introduced new global ESG guidelines to accelerate adoption of sustainable business practices and O2's AI "granny" rollout is shaking up scamming attempts...
The insurance and financial services industries are undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the need to navigate shifting regulatory landscapes, meet rising customer expectations, and unlock opportunities for greater operational efficiency. However, without embracing innovative technology, these sectors risk falling behind—missing vital updates, stifling growth potential, and failing to capitalise on emerging opportunities...
Last month, experts dispute FCA concerns over brokers’ compliance with fair value, whilst the regulator tightens focus on premium financing firms, banks are warning customers about “quishing” scams, scientists achieved a breakthrough in DNA data storage, the FCA reveals ongoing issues of workplace misconduct in the London insurance market, emphasising the need for cultural change...
The FCA’s latest report on Product Oversight and Governance (PROD 1.4 and 4) for General Insurance and Pure Protection products has issued a clear call to the insurance industry: it’s time to ensure products genuinely meet customer needs and deliver fair value. Amid today’s challenging economic climate and an escalating cost-of-living crisis, regulators are emphasising the importance of fair treatment and strong customer outcomes more than ever...
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