External Investment
7 whitepapers and resources
External Investment
Insurance reconciliation research
Out-dated and manually intensive collection and reconciliation systems have a stranglehold on the insurance sector, stopping companies from getting any satisfaction from the moving feast of payments. This whitepaper sheds light on how the industry is managing this financial merry-go-round.
Five ways charities can boost online fundraising
Fundraising encourages charities to be creative and stand out for all the right reasons. With technology enabling the success of many non-traditional fundraising ideas, we have put together a list of some online fundraising opportunities your charity clients might benefit from.
Growing the effectiveness of financial planning and analysis in insurance
Featuring input from senior finance professionals within the insurance market, this whitepaper explores how financial planning and analysis (FP&A) teams can help the industry to seize the opportunities presented by global economic change and technological innovation.
The failure of the Royal Bank of Scotland: Financial Services Authority board report
This 452 page report aims to provide an analysis of how and why RBS failed. It identifies the multiple factors which combined to produce RBS’s failure, including errors of judgement and execution made by its executives and management, which resulted in a UK government bailout costing £45.5bn.
The failure of the Royal Bank of Scotland - part one: Why did RBS fail?
In October 2008, the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) failed and had to be part-nationalised. Why did this failure occur? Many accounts of the events refer to RBS’s record £40.7bn operating loss for the calendar year 2008. But that loss is not in itself an adequate explanation of failure.
UK insurance – key facts
This booklet, published annually, gives facts and figures from 2009 about UK insurance and its contribution both to the economy and society.
Helping consumers understand investment risk: experimental research into the benefits of standardising risk disclosure
This research shows that standardising the disclosure of risk for investment funds would be beneficial to consumers. The analysis underpins the ABI’s position on standardising risk disclosure.