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The economic considerations of Twin Peaks

01 November 2016

The Financial Sector Regulation Bill, the so-called Twin Peaks Bill, has been circulated for comment. A Socio-Economic Impact Assessment (SEIA) for the Bill has also been published, but the SEIA is however wholly inadequate, (Vivian 2016 Insight).

The UK Pensions misselling saga and market conduct

03 October 2016

The recent rise of Market Conduct regulation is probably due to the so-called UK pension fund misselling saga.

The rise of the single peak regulator

01 August 2016

In setting out the history of the UK insurance regulation we have seen that until 1986 the UK regulatory system was one of self-regulation.

Transition to the bureaucratic regulatory system

01 June 2016

We have been plotting the history of UK insurance regulation since the inception of the insurance market during the reign of Elizabeth I. We now come to 1986, the year in which the Financial Services Act was passed.

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My, my, how times have changed... Development of the South African insurance market

01 April 2016

The era of self-regulation : tariff committees

01 April 2016

Churchill’s legacy: one market, one regulatory system

01 February 2016

Historical origin of capital as a prudential tool

02 November 2015

Regulation – the beginning of the modern era

01 October 2015

Regulation bursting from the South Sea Bubble

03 August 2015

The genesis of regulation

01 June 2015

REGULATIONS as solutions to real problems

01 April 2015

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