Events

In their consultation relating to diversity and inclusion, the FCA highlighted “group think” as an issue to be addressed in the industry. Their aim is to see better decision-making, risk management and more effective change. But what exactly is “group think”? How does it manifest itself in an organisation? What are the internal and external risks? What do we need to be doing now? These are the questions that will be addressed in this one hour webinar that is of relevance and importance to anyone working within insurance and financial services, whatever their role.

Many people collect watches – a single watch can easily exceed the limits included within many home contents policies, needing them to be specified. This webinar is an introduction to the watch market, looking at how it is changing, factors influencing price, key risks, and what brokers and insurers should be considering protecting both themselves and their clients.

A challenging class of insurance business for brokers relates to motor trade risks. Persuading many motor traders that they would benefit from a methodical approach to risk management is sometimes easier said than done. This workshop seeks to simplify the risk management process for busy motor traders who have not previously appreciated the benefits of focusing upon the risks they face nor the potential savings in insurance premiums that may result.

This webinar, delivered by Alan Chandler, one of the most popular presenters in the UK, takes a plain English view of how the law and the Financial Ombudsman Service interpret household insurance endorsements, conditions, warranties and policy wordings and why it is so important to get this right.

Join us for an evening of meaningful conversation, fresh inspiration and career connections - right in the heart of Cardiff. Whether you're in the early stages of your career and looking to grow, connect with others on a similar path, or simply want a boost of fresh motivation, this evening is for you.

There is no doubt that experience and expertise are important. However, they can also contribute significantly to the so-called “intelligence trap”. They can result in entrenched biases, over confidence in our own judgement and blind spots. This webinar will examine how to avoid these potential issues to ensure you apply your experience and expertise with evidence-based wisdom to improve your own decision-making, whilst also being able to recognise the experience and expertise paradox in your clients´ decision-making and advise them accordingly.