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REG Technologies, a recognised provider of compliance and regulatory risk software for the insurance and financial services sector, today announced the appointment of Stephen Line as Chief Executive Officer...
In the insurance market, Managing General Agents (MGAs) are constantly under growing pressure to prove that their businesses are built on strong, scalable foundations. Whether newly established MGA or entering a phase of accelerated growth, securing sustainable capacity remains essential to long-term success within the insurance industry...
Last month, the FCA mandated reporting of complaints involving vulnerable customers, cyber insurance prices decreased despite tougher underwriting, FCA figures revealed a sharp drop in insurance AR numbers and UK insurers maintained an ESG focus with tangible impact... Read these articles and many more as we bring you all the important news and views in the insurance and financial services world…
MGAs are a trailblazer in the insurance market and their expertise and nimbleness should not only be appreciate and recognised, It should also be leveraged by all insurance intermediaries (Brokers, Carriers, insurers and reinsurers)...
REG Technologies, a recognised innovative provider of compliance and regulatory software for the insurance and financial services sector, today announced the appointment of Graham Hogan as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO)...
REG Technologies, a recognised innovative provider of compliance and regulatory software for the insurance and financial services sector, today announced that it has received a strategic majority investment from Accel-KKR, a leading global private equity firm focused on technology and enterprise software. The partnership will enable REG Technologies to accelerate innovation, strengthen its commercial capabilities and expand into new markets.
Last month, UK Government proposed cyber resilience bill, insurers led tech workforce employment, insurers focused on turning climate risk into profit and Reeves’ budget outlines impact on insurance industry…
As the insurance industry moves through a period of rapid change, long-standing models and frameworks are being tested by new technologies, evolving customer expectations and emerging global risks. These shifts are reshaping how insurers operate, compete, and deliver value, making it essential for leaders to stay ahead of what’s coming next. With 2026 on the horizon, understanding the pressures building across the market can help insurers make smarter decisions, strengthen resilience, and position themselves for sustained success.
As we enter the final quarter of the year, it's a good moment to reflect on recent developments and prepare for what lies ahead. Regulatory technology (RegTech) continues to prove invaluable when helping firms navigate an extremely complex regulatory environment. Moving forward into 2026, RegTech is evolving beyond automation, and towards intelligent, strategic solutions that embed compliance into day-to-day operations. From Consumer Duty requirements to ESG disclosures and cross-border data regulations, insurers and financial services firms face growing pressure to manage compliance efficiently, proactively, and transparently.
Last month, Which? issued a super complaint against poor insurance practices, the FCA introduced new rules to tackle non-financial misconduct, a talent crisis surfaced amongst the insurance industry and ESG claims came under the spotlight... Read these articles and many more as we bring you all the important news and views in the insurance and financial services world…
Managing General Agents (MGAs) play a pivotal role in the distribution chain, serving as a crucial bridge between insurers, reinsurers, carriers, brokers and the market as a whole. Their specialism and innovativeness position them as vital pioneers in the insurance market and enable them to underwrite risk that can't be easily covered by a traditional insurance firm.
Anti-money laundering (AML) efforts have been pivotal in the global fight against financial crime. Historically, AML practices have depended heavily on manual reviews and rule based monitoring systems. These traditional methods are accurate but often inconvenient and slow, struggling to keep up with the sophisticated techniques used by modern financial criminals. Moreover, they are prone to human error and can lead to significant operational bottlenecks, making it challenging to effectively manage the vast amounts of data that financial institutions handle daily.
