The Chartered Insurance Institute exists to promote higher standards of integrity, technical competence and business capability and with over 120,000 members in more than 150 countries is the world's largest professional body dedicated to insurance and financial services.
The Chartered Insurance Institute has been in talks with the Financial Conduct Authority over the importance of understanding the specific hurdles women face in their finances...
Launch of new industry-led standards on flood resistance...
James Moorhouse examines the causes and consequences of subsidence, following a spate of claims caused by last year’s hot summer...
The UK has seen weeks of wet weather, with a month’s rain falling in a 24-hour period several times. Liz Booth examines the consequent impact on insurance...
Swiss Re’s group chief economist Jerome Haegeli tells Luke Holloway how insurers can remain resilient in an uncertain economic climate. The current state...
Graham Bartlett and Maria Carolina de França examine the recent appeal by the insurers in the case of The Renos. The Renos was on a voyage in the Red Sea...
Emma Ann Hughes explores what 2020 has in store for insurance professionals As 2020 fast approaches, the heads of the CII’s societies have been making...
The marine sector is facing a range of serious risks, from misdeclaration of cargo and increasingly large ships, to cyberattacks. Tim Evershed examines...
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have announced details of their new platform for collecting and storing regulatory data from firms...
With the deadline for Senior Managers & Certification Regime compliance fast approaching, James Moorhouse looks at what firms need to do With December...
