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Surviving a shipping cyber incident
In this IIL marine and energy webinar, Daniel Ng and Jonathan Goulding walk through a scenario of a cyber-attack on shipping operations to give participants an insight into how an attack typically unfolds. The speakers discuss the key commercial, technical, operational, legal and insurance factors to consider in the first few hours of the incident and the longer term. This webinar is intended to be practical and uncover the areas that shipping operations can prepare for, so they are ready when, not if, a cyber incident occurs.
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Project cargo - insurance and risk engineering
This is the last in a series of five joint webinars between the Insurance Institute of London and Munich Re aimed at improving members understanding of developments in the marine and energy market in today’s insurance world. In this session, Tony Betteridge gives an overview on project cargo insurance and the main aspects of risk engineering. In this presentation, you will learn what project cargo is, marine delay in start-up (DSU), the risk engineering and transportation. Tony also covers how effective logistic management can be to prevent delays in delivering critical items and survey warranty.
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An update on the product liability risks associated with medical devices
In this IIL accident webinar, Samantha Silver talks about the current position in relation to product liability law as regards medical devices in the EU, as well as England and Wales - post-Brexit, particularly in light of new and emerging technologies and increasing focus on regulation and consumer safety.
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How to make the UK the world's leading international financial centre in five years
In this IIL London Market webinar, Miles Celic provides an overview of the industry’s new international strategy - developed by TheCityUK in partnership with the City of London Corporation, industry Trade Associations and many of the UK’s leading financial and professional services businesses - which outlines the policy and regulatory approaches that the UK should adopt to become the world's leading international financial centre within five years and explains how the UK can position itself to take advantage of several global trends.
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How to ensure you offer a safe pair of hands for your clients and customers
In this IIL financial services webinar, Robin Melley provides a clear path to follow in identifying those in vulnerable circumstances and how to professionally support and advise clients to ensure they achieve great outcomes, and your reputation is enhanced.
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Ransomware: understanding your adversary
In this IIL claims webinar, Roddy Priestley and Peter Doherty explicitly aim to help management teams understand the decisions they may need to face in a ransomware attack and how they can best prepare the organisation. In this session, the speakers explore the tools and methods of these actors and explain the defensive layers that organisations should have in place to help make these attacks less likely to succeed.
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The FCA business interruption test case - one year on
In this follow-up YMC webinar organised by the Young Members' Committee in collaboration with Weightmans LLP, Pamela Freeland and Sarah Irwin consider the impact of the Supreme Court's decision in the business interruption Test Case one year on from the handing down of the judgment.
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The Professional Map: the new CII competency framework
In this IIL webinar, Vanessa Riboloni introduces the CII’s Professional Map: its central role in shaping future learning, qualifications and membership at the CII and how employers and practitioners use it to their benefit and contribute to its development.
View event detailsFCA’s new GI pricing practices, product governance and product value (2)
In this comprehensive and interactive webinar, Branko Bjelobaba FCII focuses on the long-awaited policy statement published by the FCA - General Insurance Pricing Practices Market Study – Feedback to CP20/19 and Final Rules (PS21/5). The final rules address what has been described as the ‘loyalty penalty’ paid by existing general insurance product customers and aim to ensure that customers receive fair value in the insurance products they buy.
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How insurers can use high-resolution aerial imagery before and after natural disasters
In this IIL property webinar, a panel of speakers from the Geospatial Insurance Consortium (GIC), explain how they are using aerial imagery and geospatial data to inform, improve, and accelerate their decision-making in claims, underwriting and more.
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The renewal information gathering process: What makes a good risk presentation?
In this IIL property investors webinar, Peter Foulger talks about the importance to an underwriter of possessing a good risk presentation, the hallmarks of a good risk presentation and how to make a compelling engagement for an underwriter for the risk information available.
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Back from Glasgow: what does COP26 mean for the insurance sector?
In this IIL webinar, Jon Williams shares his experience from attending the key sessions in COP26 on the role of the insurance industry and more broadly financial services.
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Transferring pensions in an increasingly complex world
In this IIL financial services webinar, Claire Trott explores some of the current issues and concerns with regards to transferring pensions from one scheme to another, paying particular attention to any detriments that may not be immediately apparent.
View event detailsClimate risk and liability: evolution and trends
In this IIL property webinar, Nigel and Neil outline climate-related physical and transition risks and look at relevant types of climate duties of care and litigation, including how these are evolving and emerging trends.
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Design-related exposures post-Grenfell
In this IIL accident webinar, Bryn Hodges and Andrew Kelcher give an overview of what exposures designers face and how such liability and/or duties may have been impacted by Grenfell and its aftermath.
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Utility extensions - a repeat of the pandemic expectation issues
In this webinar, Damian Glynn explores aspects of a power outage scenario, highlighting the potential for further disputes mirroring that over Covid-19.
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ESG - what is it all about?
In this webinar, organised by the IIL Young Members’ Committee in collaboration with Marsh Young Professionals, Dr Bev Adams and David Stark explains Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) – what it is and why it is so important, what businesses are doing about it and why it will remain important in the future.
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Picking up the pieces: a guide to post-incident aircraft recovery
In this IIL aviation webinar, Stephen Hill introduces the three main types of aircraft recovery. His presentation describes the main activities associated with recovery, followed by a review of various case studies involving aircraft that have required post-incident/accident recovery.
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Supporting working dads
In this IIL inclusion and diversity panel discussion, Elliot Rae explores how fatherhood has changed over the last few decades and current expectations from working dads (particularly since the pandemic), the challenges modern dads face, the benefits to supporting working dads (including reducing the gender pay gap, wellbeing, children’s outcomes, attraction and retention) and how organisations can support working dads through policy (including parental leave and flexible working policies), line management and culture.
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Capping the cost of care, it's in our DNA
In this IIL financial services webinar, Graham Duffy looks at ways that care might be funded and specifically at how to 'cap' the cost and bring certainty to an uncertain situation.
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