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.
As virtual assistants become ever more embedded in our daily lives, Sam Barrett looks at the insurers taking tentative steps to utilise this technology...
With many firms and organisations getting used to new remote working arrangements, how can this be sustained? And what sort of impact will this have on the running of businesses in the future?...
Swiss Re’s group chief economist Jerome Haegeli tells Luke Holloway how insurers can remain resilient in an uncertain economic climate. The current state...
With AI already playing a large role in insurtech, Melissa Collett highlights the work the profession is doing to ensure it is a force for good. Judging...
The theme of this year’s BIBA Conference was ‘Leading the Way’. Luke Holloway looks at four of the key take-aways from the event...
Welcome to the 2019 edition of The London Journal. The theme for my year in office is ‘Instruct and Protect’...
With global insurtech investment booming, we take a look at the recently opened Lloyd’s Lab...
Luke Holloway reports on the innovative ‘Hackathon’ initiative held recently at this year’s BIBA Conference...
As the CII publishes a new report on the subject, Arthur White looks at the underwriter of the future in an age of disruption...
In 2012, Oliver Wyman and the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) published a joint report entitled “The Underwriter of the Future”. This report laid out our vision of what a commercial insurer might...
