Insurance News
Car insurance premiums still too high, says watchdogThe Competition Commission has conducted a review into the motor insurance industry and reveals that prices are too high. |
Staff turnover doubles at two new financial regulatorsSince the Financial Services Authority was disbanded to create the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulatory Authority staff turnover has doubled. |
Bad weather is causing losses for insurance firms, warns RSAInsurance firm RSA has stated that the bad weather in 2013 has hit insurance companies hard |
149% rise in PPI complaints to Ombudsman in 2013The number of complaints about payment protection insurance referred to the Financial Ombudsman Service in the first six months of the tax year is 149% higher than the same period last year. |
FCA and banks agree £1.3bn protection mis-selling compensationThe Financial Conduct Authority has announced details of a scheme to compensate credit card customers who were mis-sold credit card ad identity protection products. |
Aviva share price up as cost savings help improve profitsAviva unveiled a rise in profits following drastic restructuring. Its interim results have pushed the share price up by almost six per cent. |
Record annual drop in the cost of car insuranceThe latest AA Insurance Index shows that car insurance has fallen by almost 10 per cent over the last 12 months and hone insurance costs are dropping too. |
Swinton Insurance customers in line for compensation payoutSwinton Insurance has been fined £7.2 million by the Financial Conduct Authority for mis-selling add-ons to policies between April 2010 and April 2012. |
FCA chief executive stresses major differences from FSAThe chief executive of the FCA Martin Wheatley has stressed that the FCA is a 'very different animal' to its predecessor, the FSA. |
Flood insurance compromise deal reachedA new agreement has been reached between the government and the insurance industry that puts a cap on how much homes have to pay for flood insurance. |
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