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New energy vectors: The risks of future transport
In this IIL casualty webinar, Martin Brown looks at the use of new energy vectors in the automotive industry.
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Getting it right: Competence, policy and risk management in construction
In this IIL property webinar, Richard Harral talks about building competence in the UK building industry, from the Luton Airport fire through to his experience in how insurers could look to evidence of competence within the construction industry to drive risk differentiation.
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Real estate underwriting and the evolving challenges of construction projects
In this IIL real estate webinar, Neville Green speaks about some of the emerging trends within construction projects and the challenges these pose for both real estate underwriters looking after the existing structure and the property owner.
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The coming casualty catastrophe market
In this IIL reinsurance presentation, hosted by Moody's office, Robert Reville and Amanda Lyons talk about the recent rise of new mass litigation in the United States and describe how new innovative reinsurance products can help the industry manage the exposure while growing the casualty reinsurance sector.
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From culture to compliance: managing non-financial misconduct in insurance
In this IIL London Market webinar, Suneeta Padda examines the FCA’s evolving expectations on non-financial misconduct (NFM) and its impact on governance, workplace culture, and regulatory compliance, providing practical guidance on identifying, preventing, and managing NFM within insurance firms.
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CPD visit to the Thames Barrier
In this IIL educational CPD visit, attendees can learn how the Thames Barrier was designed, built and works.
View event detailsThe next Lady Mayor of the City of London on the financial city and the mayoralty
In this IIL London Market webinar, Dame Sue Langley, the incoming Mayor of the City of London in 2025, talks about the link between the Civic City and the Business City.
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Protect Duty: What, who and when
In this IIL casualty webinar, Alistair Kinley explains what the Protect Duty is, who it affects, when it comes into effect, and how it changes the legal landscape.
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Understanding traumatic brain injury (TBI) in sports
In this IIL casualty webinar, Richard Rowe and David Spencer give an overview of the recent history of brain injury in the sporting context, the duties, obligations, and responsibilities of governing bodies, clubs, and schools, judicial considerations, the current state of play, and what sits on the horizon.
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The changing law of causation and how it affects insurance claims
In this IIL claims webinar, Sam Sharp gives an overview of the recent developments in the law of causation, and addresses how they affect key policy terms and the claims process and how the Courts have interpreted causation in insurance.
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Effective teamwork
In this IIL webinar, Michael Quigley provides an overview of what makes and sustains a world-class team. You will be given examples of world-class teams, and what principles, actions and skillsets make them so successful - so you can be the same with yours.
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Safe teams, strong minds: How inclusion and relationships protect against burnout
In this IIL inclusion and diversity webinar, Matt Aleksic explores how workplace relationships, leadership behaviours, and inclusive culture impact burnout, drawing on attachment theory and legal sector research to offer practical strategies for creating psychologically safer teams.
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