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What UK Insurers, MGAs and Brokers Need in 2026

The FCA has moved from checking that firms have a Consumer Duty framework to testing whether that framework can be proved to work. Most firms are still trying to evidence outcomes with spreadsheets and email chains, which cannot show what is happening to customers across a distribution chain. This post sets out the tooling capabilities your compliance function needs to monitor outcomes, assess fair value and evidence oversight of MGAs, brokers and coverholders. It also explains why the distribution chain, rather than your internal process, is where most evidencing efforts break down.

Regulatory Change Management: Building a Framework That Keeps Pace With the FCA

Regulatory change management has stopped being a tracking exercise and become an evidencing one. The FCA's 2026 priorities extend supervisory attention into delegated authority arrangements, at the same time as the regulator works to simplify large parts of the rulebook, and simplification does not reduce your workload, it relocates it. Most UK insurance firms are still running this process on spreadsheets, with no consistent record of who assessed a change, who signed it off, or whether it reached the partners trading under their authority. This piece sets out what a regulatory change management framework capable of surviving a supervisory review actually looks like, and where the generic tooling market falls short of the insurance distribution chain.

Counterparty Risk Management Software for Insurers

As regulatory pressure intensifies and third-party ecosystems grow more complex, insurers can no longer afford fragmented approaches to compliance and counterparty risk. Forward-looking organisations are embedding integrated GRC frameworks and leveraging technology to gain continuous visibility, standardise decision-making and proactively manage emerging risks. This guide explores how a more connected, intelligence-led approach, supported by solutions like REG Risk 365, enables firms to move beyond reactive compliance and build resilient, scalable risk management capabilities.

REG Technologies Joins FASE to Expand European Footprint and Strengthen MGA Ecosystem Collaboration

REG Technologies, a leading RegTech provider specialising in counterparty risk lifecycle management for the insurance industry, has announced its membership with FASE (Federation of European MGAs). The move marks a significant step in REG’s continued expansion across Europe and reflects its commitment to supporting a more connected, transparent, and compliant insurance ecosystem...

What Regulatory Compliance Metrics Should You Measure (An Insurance Leader’s Guide)

Insurance and financial services firms are required to comply with regulatory laws, ensuring their compliance programs are effective and that they avoid financial crime and other legal repercussions. To ensure that organisations’ compliance frameworks are working and that they’re being proactive about risk, they must quantify and measure them. This is where defining clear compliance Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) comes in. This article further dives into the importance of measuring regulatory compliance in insurance, the role of defining clear compliance KPIs, lists ten key metrics to measure and touches on how technology helps with the measuring and reporting process.

AML Compliance for Insurers: 8 Core Components and Best Practices

Anti Money Laundering (AML) checks are a fundamental regulatory requirement of every single insurance firm, and making use of the right systems and technology ensures that businesses are always compliant with regulators’ laws. Failing to carry appropriate checks can significantly jeopardise a business’s operations, leading to expensive fines, reputational damage and loss of trust from both customers and the market...