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.
Following the #MeToo movement, Laura Miller asks: Should you have a relationships policy at work? Relationship-at-work (RAW) policies were relics from...
Every sentence, word and comma is minutely examined in the hope of protection when it is most needed...
The PPI misselling scandal has been a costly episode for the financial services sector, both financially and reputationally. With the end now in sight...
Is Europe one step closer to following the US with class actions and a more litigious approach? We look at some of the changing rules. As the spectre of...
With the UK construction market slowly returning to form, the opportunities for insurers abound. However, there are concerns about the levels of claims...
Tim Evershed asks: How should the industry respond to the recent spike in cancelled cover? The number of UK businesses cancelling their insurance coverage...
The Personal Finance Society has raised its concerns both independently and as part of the FCA consultation...
Several recent events have highlighted the pressing nature of data security. The GDPR, with its threat of hefty fines, has served to focus the minds of corporate entities on this crucial issue...
Graham Bartlett examines a recent clash of landlord and insurer liability...
The collapse of a bridge in Genoa with such catastrophic consequences has reawakened concerns around ageing infrastructure across the world, with the UK being no exception. We take a look at the risks…
