Protection

It's our round-up of the stories your clients may have read in the national newspapers over the weekend...

Prudential is considering moving its headquarters out of the UK, partly as a response to what it fears may be an "adverse outcome" on Solvency II.

HSBC is set to claw back thousands of pounds of bonuses from executives after its long term care advice subsidiary was fined for mis-selling bonds to elderly customers.

The pick of this week's articles on IFAonline...

PruProtect has announced a significant rise in new business premiums and the number of lives it now covers.

The government faces a few problems in the next 12 months when it comes to its strategy for funding care of the elderly. Peter Barnett outlines the twists and turns.

Colin Godfrey looks at the different inheritance tax mitigation strategies available to those looking to fund long-term care.

With less than a year before the ECJ ruling on gender discrimination comes into effect, there is still confusion as to how insurers should respond, according to specialists.

Which? has urged banks to streamline their payment protection insurance (PPI) claim process or risk exposing customers to claims management companies, after just a quarter of the promised amount of redress was paid out in 2011.

The most unnecessarily underinsured group in the UK is the HIV community, according to specialist advisers Unusual Risks.