Business interruption test case in UK – Latest developments
The significance of this case in relation to South Africa is that many of the local policy wordings has its roots in the UK. The finding of the High Court on the majority […]
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Why policyholders complained to the short-term ombudsman in 2023
‘Lack of maintenance or wear and tear’ gave rise to most of the disputes in several categories of insurance.
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FCA BI test case in UK – Judgment mostly in favour of policyholders
Let me at the outset just caution against popping the champagne corks too soon. The UK Court found in favour of the arguments advanced for policyholders by the FCA on the majority of […]
FCA BI test case in UK – Judgment mostly in favour of policyholders
Let me at the outset just caution against popping the champagne corks too soon. The UK Court found in favour of the arguments advanced for policyholders by the FCA on the majority of […]
UK Court case started on Monday – Outcome could influence SA insurers
A court case to decide whether many businesses receive insurance pay-outs for damage caused to them by the pandemic began on Monday, reports BBC news. Following the lockdown, a host of businesses in […]
UK Court case started on Monday – Outcome could influence SA insurers
A court case to decide whether many businesses receive insurance pay-outs for damage caused to them by the pandemic began on Monday, reports BBC news. Following the lockdown, a host of businesses in […]
RDR feedback from the UK
On Tuesday, David Ferguson, founder and chief executive of Nucleus Financial Group in the UK, speaking at the Sanlam i3 Summit, said RDR and all the associated legislation introduced in the UK in […]
UK exam and bulk registrations
New UK exam date Our next UK exam is scheduled for 17 March 2016. For more information contact Marietjie at faisexam@moonstoneinfo.co.za. REs in Mauritius We received several enquiries from candidates resident in Mauritius regarding the […]
Does the Penalty fit the “Crime”?
That which was termed “excessive” fines by the local regulatory authorities pale into insignificance when compared with what happened in the UK last week. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) imposed a financial penalty […]
What goes up must come down
Unintended consequences often defeat the object of the exercise. It appears as if this is also happening in financial regulation, internationally. It is common knowledge that much of the regulation of financial services […]
