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The latest report on insurance fraud makes for some interesting reading. At first glance, one is struck by the massive reduction in the number of fraudulent cases. This has fallen from 1, 651 uncovered claims in the first six months of 2006 to only 654
The Board of Trustees of today's pension funds have a tough job. In fact, the continued demands of the position mean it is increasingly unlikely that individuals accept such positions on the basis of favour or obligation. The modern trustee has to ensure
It has been some time since the Financial Services Board (FSB) published its comprehensive guide for pension fund trustees, Circular PF130. FAnews Online has already published a series of articles discussing the contents of this circular as they relate to
It is nigh impossible to measure the effectiveness of regulatory interventions on an economy. There are simply too many variables at play to accurately determine whether the particular measure has its desired outcome. A case in point is the use by the Sou
Do you think short-term insurance broking will survive the AI plus humanoid robotics age?