20 June 2018
This week, OAC was pleased to attend and support the Association of Financial Mutuals (AFM), including representatives of its membership, at an 'All-Party Group for Mutuals' meeting in Westminster, London, to discuss with parliamentarians the case for reducing Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) on mutual providers of health cash plans. Commissioned by the AFM to provide research into savings for the Welfare State from mutuality, OAC undertook further analysis for the meeting. The original research...
20 June 2017
Between 6 June and 20 June OAC hosted seminars across the UK to explain the technical requirements of the new PRIIPs Regulation for producing Key Information Documents (KID). A large number of insu...
06 June 2017
Selected news from the UK's conduct regulator since the previous edition of OAC Digest (14 March 2017): Draft guidance on Part VII insurance business transfers, PRIIPs disclosure framework, complai...
10 May 2017
OAC is delighted to have teamed up with BDO to provide free regional seminars on PRIIPs KID and IFRS 17 for insurance firms. With recent developments in both topics, our experts will explain the re...
31 March 2017
On 29 March 2017, the European Parliament supported a motion to raise no objections to the European Commission's Delegated Regulation of 8 March 2017 for Packaged Retail and Insurance-based Investm...
27 March 2017
Following on from our update in the last edition of OAC Digest Roundup and Commentary Edition, there have been further significant developments in Europe. On 8 March the European Commission adopt...
15 March 2017
On 8 March 2017, the European Commission adopted a new version of the regulatory technical standard (RTS) for PRIIPs, following a rejection of the last version on some specific points by the Europe...
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