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M&A Market Trends Overview
In this webinar, hosted by the Insurance Institute of London Young Members’ Committee, John Nisbet of IMAS Corporate Finance will share the key findings from their UK Insurance Distribution M&A Annual Review.
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Inside Lloyd's Lab: An insight into Insurance Innovation
Join the IIL YMC at the Lloyd’s Lab for an introduction to how next-generation innovation in the insurance market is being incubated and nurtured.
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Navigating the cyber risk landscape: Systemic exposure to cyber losses
In this IIL Cyber and Technology webinar, Aidan Flynn and Tom Allen discuss the current state of the cyber (re)insurance market with a focus on the protection gap in relation to systemic cyber exposures, touching on potential approaches to bridging that gap.
View event detailsThe UK's new regulatory framework for insurance
In this IIL London Market webinar, Hugh Savill and Michael Sicsic discuss the UK's decision to leave the EU and how it created the opportunity to tailor insurance regulation to the needs of the British insurance market. After years of debate, the main contours of the new system are now clear and there will be further consultation on the details.
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Acting sustainably in space and the critical role of insurance
Join us in the Old Library at Lloyd’s to hear from Nick Shave as he provides an overview of the current orbital space environment, the critical need for responsible space operations, and how Astroscale is working on solutions to clear up space debris. Nick will also give his view on the critical role of the insurance industry in an era of rapid growth in satellites and associated launcher markets.
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Visit to Lloyd's (April 2023)
A one-hour visit to the internationally renowned Lloyd's building to provide an introduction to Lloyd's and how the Lloyd's market works.
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FCA GI Consumer Duty and update
In this comprehensive and interactive webinar, Branko Bjelobaba FCII gives an update on the FCA’s General Insurance Consumer Duty – what it means and how you can be prepared for the next changes.
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Laughter Yoga: The science of laughing yourself to wellness in the workplace
Join this interactive online workshop hosted by the IIL Young Members’ Committee and Jeff Heasman for an hour of fun and laughter, where you can learn how laughter exercises can boost physical and mental wellbeing as well as your immune system, to produce better results in the workplace.
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Aviation & extreme weather
In this IIL aviation webinar, Tan Soon Keat examines the impacts of extreme weather events and its effects on the aviation industry.
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Accelerated learning & memory techniques
Join us in the Old Library at Lloyd’s to hear Rob Murray outline, with practical examples, a range of different memory techniques to assist students when preparing for exams or wider business or personal situations.
View event detailsParaplanners: Your role in supporting later life clients
In this IIL financial planning webinar, Jane Finnerty covers the important role the paraplanner plays in the provision of advice to older and vulnerable clients.
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Quantum risk: the implications of quantum computing on cryptography & cyber insurance
In this IIL cyber and technology webinar Dr Michele Mosca introduces the latest Quantum Threat Timeline Report, written in partnership between evolutionQ and the Global Risk Institute, and shares his thoughts on what that means for security professionals, CROs, and cyber insurers. Michele discusses these risks, likely timelines and practical next steps with two experts at the heart of the cyber insurance space – Adelle Gruber and Ed Pocock.
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Emerging litigation trends
In this IIL casualty webinar, Catriona McCorry and Sean McGahan explore emerging litigation risks, drawing on national and international trends to include business interruption, under insurance, social inflation, and cyber issues; and how to best respond to such risks.
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Claims, games & blame: Tackling insurance claims fraud
Hosted by the IIL YMC in association with Zurich Insurance UK, Scott Clayton explores the problem of insurance fraud.
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Inherent defect insurance claims
In this IIL claims webinar, John Eves and Ben Keatinge look at how to manage the challenges of adjusting latent defect insurance claims, and some of the legal issues that commonly arise.
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Ransomware payments: The great debate
Hosted by the IIL YMC in association with DAC Beachcroft LLP, join us for a panel discussion explaining the cover for ransomware attacks commonly included in standalone cyber policies from a legal, claims and broking perspective.
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Intergenerational financial planning – a solicitor’s perspective
In this IIL financial planning webinar, Sarah Albury outlines how clients might pass wealth down or across the generations in a tax-efficient manner while highlighting some of the obstacles to doing so.
View event detailsVisit to Lloyd's (March 2023)
A one-hour visit to the internationally renowned Lloyd's building to provide an introduction to Lloyd's and how the Lloyd's market works.
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2023 – A challenge or an opportunity?
Join us in the Old Library at Lloyd’s to hear from Dominick Hoare, providing a reflection of the current macro challenges of the insurance market and whether such challenges should be seen as opportunities.
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Exploring environmental risk and EIL insurance
In this IIL Real Estate webinar, Joanna Thomas, Rob Wade, Aidan Thomson and Alan Shaw give a deeper explanation of environmental risk and the role that the Environmental Impairment Liability (EIL) market plays in addressing those risks.
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