| By
Edward Lander
| 05:14 | 24 July 2008
Consumers obviously think that complaint handling among insurers is getting worse. Do you?
| By
Edward Lander
| 03:45 | 23 July 2008
Old Mutual has had to pay the price for misjudging its variable annuity costs in the US. What are the implications of the same thing happening to UK insurers?
| By
Richard Harris
| 12:01 | 22 July 2008
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme is good for business – so is it right to complain about double-digit pay rises for its directors?
| By
Gavin Lumsden
| 12:09 | 21 July 2008
Should regulators be more forthcoming when companies are in crisis? Ann Abraham's report into Equitable Life says the FSA could have been a lot more honest about its misgivings over the insurer's solvency.
| By
Edward Lander
| 03:20 | 18 July 2008
Extra allocation investment products are still big business in other parts of the world despite being demonised as old model in the UK.
| By
Gavin Lumsden
| 10:12 | 17 July 2008
Equitable Life policyholders have spent seven years resenting the lack of a proper inquiry into the collapse of their insurer - now it's the government's turn to regret the delays in justice it caused.
| By
Gavin Lumsden
| 09:30 | 15 July 2008
Give us your suggestions for who should chair the FSA's expanded professionalism working party.
| By
Edward Lander
| 03:23 | 09 July 2008
The mortgage community has had more than its fair share of bad eggs this year. But why?
| By
Edward Lander
| 10:50 | 08 July 2008
Has the recent spate of high quality financial planners selling up to insurers drawn a line under questions of independence?
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