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General Insurance pricing practices market study
We have published the final findings of our general insurance pricing practices market study. As part of this, we set out a package of remedies to address the concerns identified. -
FCA Information Request – General insurance value measures pilot - third information request [pdf]
For more detail on the definitions and the information request and guidance the FCA gave to firms providing the data for the third dataset. -
FCA Information Request – General insurance value measures pilot - second information request [pdf]
For more detail on the definitions of value measures. The information request for the second dataset included changes to widen the definition of an ‘add-on’, and clarify that enquiries should be excluded from the data and that buildings only and -
PS20/9: General Insurance value measures reporting and publication [pdf]
This policy statement sets out our final General Insurance value measures rules. This follows CP19/8 and our pilot of the publication of value measures data. -
General insurance value measures data - 2022 [xlsx]
The is the second value measures data for a wide range of general insurance products for January to December 2022. -
CP19/8: General Insurance Value Measures reporting [pdf]
This FCA consultation sets out our proposals to require firms to report General Insurance (GI) value measures data to the FCA for publication. -
General insurance value measures data - July to December 2021 [xlsx]
The first value measures data for a wide range of general insurance products for July to December 2021. -
Pilot general insurance value measures data - comparison 2017/18 [xlsx]
The FCA publishes comparison data for its General Insurance value measures pilot for the years 2017 and 2018. -
Data
All data published by the Financial Conduct Authority. -
Travel insurance and coronavirus (Covid-19)
We set out our expectations of firms to consider their regulatory requirements in the changed travel market. -
Reporting requirements: insurance firms
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) is responsible for the prudential regulation of insurance companies. Learn more about the requirements for reporting.