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FCA's closed-book review "an extraordinary blunder"
Treasury Committee chairman Andrew Tyrie MP questions timing of release
Fresh blow to UK life insurers as FCA probes closed-book firms
Share prices take another hit
FCA and PRA face staffing issues
Cost of operating UK regulators climbs 24%
Insurance risk professionals see wages rise 30%
Salary hike driven by shift in regulatory expectations and evolving business strategies
FCA dices with actuaries in annuity profits probe
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority wants to make the annuity markets more competitive, but tackling excess profitability and price differentiation may be a bigger challenge than it thinks. Christopher Cundy reports
UK annuities market faces competition probe
Move likely to benefit open-market annuity providers
Capital standards and regulator relationships key issues for London market
International Underwriting Association identifies four challenges in 2014
"A big shift towards insurers focusing on customer outcomes"
PwC's Jonathan Howe recalls the major talking points of 2013 and sets out insurers' challenges for 2014
"The year regulatory capital was de-emphasised"
Milliman's Neil Cantle and Elliot Varnell share their thoughts on 2013 and prospects for 2014
Section 166s become more frequent, more diverse
UK regulators are making more use of their Section 166 powers to order third-party investigations into insurers and brokers – and broadening their focus. But they are still guaranteed to cause grief for firms, as Jamie Bullen reports