The No Jargon Compliance Company

If you are looking for help with FSA Regulatory Compliance or looking for help in training your staff, you have come to the right site. Look no further. You have reached the One Stop Compliance Shop.

Compliance and regulation can we say, is not always viewed as the sexiest of subjects, and some working in this field may sound like they have eaten a regulatory encyclopedia for lunch. It can however be complex and especially since the advent of the Principle Based regulation - knowing which way to turn and exactly what it is you have to do is difficult. That's why we are here to help firms through the regulatory maze, in the simplist, and most cost effective way for your business.

We provide a wide range of services to the General Insurance Market.

We also provide training in Insurance technical subjects and also design and deliver a range of personal and business development courses. Please look through our site and talk to us to find out how we can help you and your firm.

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The FSA's Regional Assessment Programme

Exisiting clients can find help on our website via the client login section. This includes copies of the slides from our last workshop, questions to get you thinking about your Culture, Controls and Governance, together with a full set of guides and templates on every aspect of regulation. If you need furhter help, just ring us. We will go the extra mile to prepare you. None of our clients has ever fallen foul of the FSA and we will do whatever we need to protect you.

If you are not a client and need help click the help button This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Details of the assessment programme can be found below:-

Business risk awareness workshops

• The FSA now hold these around the country, going from region to region. Their programme started in the northwest and they post details of dates for each subsequent region on their website

Regulatory reviews

• These  take place three months after the workshops. These help the FSA  find out more about the risks in your firm and how you deal with them

Follow-up work

• Not all firms will have follow-up work, but if you do this will take place soon after your review and will be either steps the FSA have asked you to take, or checks by them to make sure our initial review was accurate.