Insurance intermediaries

Will Lanyon examines the impact of some of the recent developments in the insurance industry and looks ahead to 2025.

The FRC published periodic changes to FRS 102 in March. So, what do these changes mean for you?

Acquiring another broking business has accounting consequences. We provide an insight to help guide you through the complexities.

The FCA is hot on the heels of firms that try to set up or run non-statutory trust (NST) client money accounts without the required auditor sign-off.

Take up of the parent guarantee to bypass audits is relatively uncommon among insurance intermediaries. But take a closer look.

Timothy Goodger, partner at City law firm Elborne Mitchell LLP, considers why CWBs are under so much scrutiny.

Whatever the circumstances of your wish to provide perks to staff, there are tax issues to take into account. We look at the common ways that brokers can provide share incentives and the key tax considerations.

We explore the benefits of a control-based approach to data protection. How does it contribute to a secure and compliant environment? And what new approaches have recently been approved in the UK?

The regulators are consulting on proposals for wide-ranging changes to how firms tackle diversity and inclusion (D&I) and their reporting. What will this mean for you?

Acquisition can often mean a change in reporting requirements. We provide a guide on what to expect and how best to prepare.

We explore the impact of some of the main macroeconomic developments on industry trends such as M&A activity and market concentration.

Two common employment tax-related errors could cause you real problems when it’s time to sell the business. Here’s how to avoid the pitfalls that can threaten a smooth sale.

If your firm is preparing for a CASS 5 audit, our recent conversation with the Regulator may provide some crucial guidance.