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REG Reviews – October 2025

Last month, the UK Reform party speculated that it would eradicate the FCA and enable insurers to self-regulate if elected, the UK government planned to trial digital driving licences amid privacy backlash, extreme weather caused significant insurance risks and costs for clean energy development, and REG hosted its Business Profile and Smart Search Webinar to help businesses enhance partner discovery. Read these articles and many more as we bring you all the important news and views in the insurance and financial services world…

How to Identify Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs): A comprehensive Guide for Insurance Professionals

Conducting Politically Exposed Persons Checks is an important process for firms that work in the insurance and financial services sectors, particularly with the pressure they face by regulators such as the FCA. PEPs screening is also crucial for reducing the risks linked to money laundering, corruption, and other forms of financial misconduct.

REG Webinar: Business Profile & Smart Search

In a competitive insurance market, the ability to find, assess, and onboard the right partners can make all the difference. Yet too often, the process is slow, resource-intensive, and leaves room for risk. That’s why REG launched Business Profile and Smart Search – two powerful features that take the guesswork out of partner discovery and make onboarding faster, safer, and more efficient. Watch our recent webinar on demand...

REG Reviews – September 2025

Last month, social media influencers reached out to specialist insurers to protect their income and careers, VPN usage increased due to the UK's new age verification rules, tech giants spent more on executive security amid rising threats, and REG announced its upcoming webinar designed to help businesses find partners, boost visibility and trade efficiently. Read these articles and many more as we bring you all the important news and views in the insurance and financial services world…

Fair Value Compliance in the Insurance Sector: Tackling the Data Challenges

The UK insurance sector is facing a significant shift in how it approaches consumer protection and fairness. The introduction of the FCA’s Consumer Duty has set a new regulatory standard for insurers, Managing General Agents (MGAs), brokers, and other distributors. Central to this is the concept of fair value a principle designed to ensure that financial products meet the needs of the customers they’re sold to, and that consumers are protected from poor value or unnecessary costs. For many firms, however, implementing fair value standards is far from straightforward...

The Smarter Way to Connect: Unlocking Trusted Partners For Your Business

In regulated industries like insurance and financial services, expanding your network starts with one critical question: How do you find the right trading partner - one who aligns with your values, regulatory requirements, and strategic goals? Many teams face this challenge daily, juggling fragmented information while trying to make confident decisions...

REG Reviews – August 2025

Last month, regulatory focus on data intensified, with the FCA stressing its role in driving better customer outcomes. Carriers signalled plans to expand MGA partnerships, while AI models emerged as a disruptive threat to price comparison sites. Meanwhile, REG prepared to roll out its new Business Profile and Smart Search features, designed to bring greater visibility, insight, and connection to the insurance market. Read these articles and many more as we bring you all the important news and views in the insurance and financial services world…

Compliance Culture in Insurance: How Leaders Build and Maintain It

In the insurance industry, compliance often feels like a never-ending burden – slowing down and confusing all departments of an organisation. However, this issue doesn’t necessarily come from compliance itself, but more from thinking of compliance as a tick-box and frustrating exercise, rather than embedding it within a firm’s culture and considering it as a defining and primary element of a successful business.