Will PI cover break advisory firms?
Recent regulatory changes have left UK financial advisers feeling the pressure
Recent regulatory changes have left UK financial advisers feeling the pressure
As ombudsman compensation limit more than doubles to £350,000 from 1 April 2019
The impact on the professional indemnity insurance market is a key concern ahead of 1 April changes
Pimfa warns that move could act as a barrier to entry for smaller IFAs and widen the advice gap
Professional Indemnity insurers have a problem with pension transfers, so broker Howdens has put together 12 things advisers can do to help mitigate the risks and the costs.
UK-based Mattioli Woods has blamed the increasing costs of professional indemnity (PI) insurance for its decision to exit the pension transfer market.
Professional indemnity (PI) insurers are doing more than the Financial Conduct Authority to make the lives of IFAs providing defined benefit (DB) pension transfer advice difficult.
Despite some strong opposition, the UK financial regulator has released major plans to force providers to pay 25% of advisers’ Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) bills.
Holborn Assets Ltd has applied to the Financial Conduct Authority to temporarily cease all of its regulated activity with immediate effect, but has no plans to close its UK operations, managing director Christopher Wicks confirmed to International Adviser.
Berkshire Hathaway Speciality Insurance (BHSI) has unveiled four new executive and professional products in Australia, with the Professional First Financial Planners Professional Indemnity (PI) Insurance specifically geared towards the financial advice sector.
Fewer than 10% of financial advisers have been offered a decreased Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII) premium this year, pointing towards a "hardening insurance market".
Rathbone Brothers is deciding whether to lodge an appeal against "certain aspects” of a judgment that mostly found in its favour, in a legal battle involving a Jersey entity it sold in 2008.