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 implications of whether the presence of the virus on building surfaces is business interruption...
The Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters (CILA) share their thoughts on how to review business interruption policy wordings...
With several cases going through the courts that will have a direct impact on insurance law and practices, Liz Booth looks at some of the recent decisions...
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...
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...
Class action lawsuits are becoming more commonplace outside the US. Graham Ludlam and Duncan Strachan examine what this means for the insurance market...
The CII takes a look at what’s new on the policy and public affairs front this month - QUEEN’S SPEECH. Within the Queen’s speech we heard mention of two new...
Will insurance brokers need to restructure their operations once the UK leaves the European Union?...
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...
Fraud is said to cost the UK insurance industry some £3bn in total but the industry is fighting back, with new sector-wide initiatives combining with...
