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CP15/13: General Insurance Add-ons Market Study – Proposed Remedies: banning opt-out selling and supporting informed decision-making for add-on buyers
We plan to publish a discussion paper in Q2 of this year considering a range of options, including the claims ratio. ... We will publish a discussion paper exploring a range of options for introducing a value measure in GI markets in Q2 of this year. -
FSA bans and fines insurance broker Harbinder Panesar £212,237 for misappropriating money from his business and selling worthless policies
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) today banned insurance broker, Harbinder Panesar, from working in the financial services industry and fined him £212,237. -
Sanctions systems and controls: firms’ response to increased sanctions due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
We set out key findings from our assessments of sanctions systems and controls in financial services firms. We include examples of good practice and areas for improvement, to help firms deliver even greater compliance with sanctions. -
CP14/21: Feedback and Policy Statement on CP14/02, consultation on joint sponsors and call for views on sponsor conflicts
We expect to publish our feedback on the joint sponsors proposals in the second quarter of 2015. -
The FCA fines Porta Verde £25,000 for serious failings in its appointed representatives’ sales practices
Acting on information from consumer complaints, the FCA's predecessor body, the Financial Services Authority (FSA), insisted Porta Verde take steps to address the issue, or stop using these ARs. -
PS15/22: General Insurance Add-Ons Market Study – Remedies: banning opt-out selling across financial services and supporting informed decision-making for add-on buyers, including feedback on CP15/13 and final rules and guidance
and supporting informed decision-making for add-on buyers) and publish the final rules and guidance. -
Pension savers claim over £30 million lost to scams as regulators urge footie fans to show scammers the red card
A total of £30,857,329 has been reportedly lost to pension scammers since 2017 according to complaints filed with Action Fraud, says the Financial Conduct Authority and The Pensions Regulator.