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Plan to grow: the essential event to bring you up to date on trends in the EIS & BR markets
The EIS Association (EISA), in association with the IIL, is holding an Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) and Business Relief (BR) investment focused event aimed specifically for Financial Planners and Regulated Advisers.
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The role of the AAIB, accident scenarios and the potential implication for insurers
In this IIL aviation lecture John McMillan talked about how the Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) investigates aircraft accidents and used case examples to show how the work of the AAIB may have implications for the insurance industry.
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Exploring the Managing Agent's role in property insurance: Poacher or gamekeeper?
In this IIL property investors lecture Paul Robertson explored how managing agents can influence risk and the divide between insurers expectations and the framework and tenants law affects managing agents actions.
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Introducing the Qualification Mentoring Scheme
Studying towards your Advanced Diploma in Insurance (ACII) or Advanced Diploma in Financial Planning (APFS)? Recently qualified and keen to help others achieve the same?
View event detailsM05 Insurance Law - coursework masterclass
This masterclass is aimed at student members who are embarking on their M05 Insurance Law mixed assessment and builds on the techniques highlighted in the recent 'Mastering Mixed Assessment' revision lecture.
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Changes and innovation in the livestock industry - the example of dairy farming
In this IIL accident lecture Christopher Reynolds gave an overview of the recent evolution of the dairy industry, the economic and social drivers of change in the industry, and past and current innovations that are shaping the structure and future of the industry.
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Ships that go bump in the night
In this IIL Marine & Energy lecture Dr Karen Purnell talked about the challenges and threats to the international system of compensating damage from accidental spills of oil and chemicals.
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Economic abuse and insurance
In this joint IIL/CILA lecture Dr Nicola Sharp Jeffs described what economic abuse is; the charity's research findings in relation to insurance and economic abuse; and how insurers might look to improve outcomes for victim-survivors of economic abuse.
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Software as a product and implications for (re)insurance
In this IIL reinsurance lecture Michaela Herron and Deirdre Munnelly discussed whether software can be considered a product and therefore subject to the product liability framework and if so, what this means for the insurance and reinsurance industries.
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Supporting carers workshop
The Insurance Families Network, in association with the IIL, is offering a practical workshop run by 'How Do You Do It', tailored specifically to the needs of carers within the workplace.
View event detailsThe Big Short Complex: the evolution of mortgage reinsurance risk from 2007
In this IIL reinsurance lecture Steven Rance addressed the staggering potential offered by the US mortgage world, largely driven by the activities of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac post crisis.
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The changing nature of fire losses
In this IIL property investors lecture Deon Webber discussed IFIC Forensics' perspective on the topical subject of construction fires and specifically those involving Hot Work and how they manifest themselves in the current day claims environment.
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Visit to Lakeside Energy from Waste (EfW)
This 2¾ hour CPD visit to Lakeside EFW at Colnbrook, near London Heathrow Airport, offered a behind the scenes look at how a large national total waste management company provides a recycling service, and the insurance issues it faces.
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Visit to Lloyd's (November 2019 - pm)
A two 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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The gig economy and technology: pitfalls and opportunities for the insurance industry
In this IIL claims lecture Amy Nesbitt talked about the importance of a comprehensive understanding of the digital revolution and how the emerging technologies will impact business and professions, as well as the legislative, regulatory, and socio-economic risks and opportunities that they present for the insurance market.
View event detailsVisit to Lloyd's (November 2019 - am)
A two 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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Lloyd's three priorities
In this IIL London Market lecture John Neal talked about the conditions driving change in the insurance sector and Lloyd's response through its three priorities - performance, strategy and culture.
View event detailsA general overview of the reinsurance market
In this IIL reinsurance lecture David Flandro talked about the disruption currently taking place in (re)insurance markets which is at its most acute since the culmination of the financial crisis.
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SMCR - a practical workshop
With SMCR due to start on 9 December 2019 for all solo regulated intermediary firms, this event will focus on ensuring you've got it right!
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ILS - alternative capital - a bright and sustainable future?
Our expert panel provided an uncomplicated introduction to insurance-linked securities (ILS) and insights into the future use of alternative capital in the insurance profession, particularly with regards to sustainable investment.
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