Can UK financial services survive without an EU deal?
‘Equivalence should be seen as a starting point’ and ‘imperative’ Britain does not accept rule taking
IDD
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Blacktower granted Cyprus licence
As firm looks to ‘Brexit-proof’ its European business
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What questions should advisers ask their network?
Impact of recent regulations and Brexit are going to change the rules of the game
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Acuity aims to ease regulatory burden for life insurers
As in-house product oversight and governance risks accusations firms are ‘marking their own homework’
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Can IDD advisers still instruct Malta pension trustees?
Changes by the local regulator could cause significant problems for those with the ‘wrong’ licence
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IDD incompatible with UK Brexit proposals
UK Government insurance distribution directive plans ‘won’t work for us’ – international insurers
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IDD will make inducement rules ‘worse’ – Fecif
A European-wide adviser survey shows how the next wave of red tape in Europe will match Mifid II in its impact.
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EU confirms insurance regulations delay
The EU has confirmed the delay to the Insurance Distribution Directive (IDD) with publication in the official journal.
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IDD to be pushed back 7 months
The European Commission is to push back the Insurance Distribution Directive (IDD) by seven months to 1 October 2018.
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Driving advice in Europe from sales to profession
Advisers in Europe need to embrace the hurricane of legislation that is about to hit them or risk “driving their business into a cul-de-sac with no reverse gear“, writes Chris Lean, a Czech-based chartered financial planner with Aisa International.
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‘Outdated’ EU directive will swamp advisers warns expert
International financial adviser Mazars has warned the ‘laudable’ intent of the incoming Insurance Distribution Directive (IDD) could be lost under the burden of regulation which is already out of date.
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Hurricane of legislation to hit advisers
A hurricane of difficult regulation is to going hit the European financial advice industry, and for some companies and countries it is already too late, the audience of IFAs at International Adviser’s Future Advisory Forum Europe heard on Thursday.