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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.
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A 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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#MeToo
In this IIL accident lecture Jenny Boldon turned the spotlight on #metoo issues, looking at the potential claims that individuals and employers face and the impact of the evolving #metoo movement on management liability insurers.
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An Insurance Museum in the City of London? Are you IN?
In this IIL London Market lecture Reg Brown and Jonathan Squirrell explained why our insurance heritage has so much value in supporting a stronger future for the insurance markets.
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Business Interruption Policy wordings - challenges highlighted by claims experience
In this joint IIL/CILA book relaunch Damian Glynn and Harry Roberts will say that we all know what 'contract certainty' means technically - that there needs to be a policy in existence at the start of the insurance, but when it comes to business interruption, we think it would be a good idea to take the concept of contract certainty a little further.
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Property ownership - helping children on the property ladder; tax traps & asset protection
In this IIL Financial Services lecture Alison Broadberry emphasised the importance of considering carefully the different options for, and consequences of, helping children on the property ladder, covering relevant aspects of Inheritance Tax, Capital Gains Tax and Stamp Duty Land Tax.
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RADA 'Presenting made brilliant' masterclass
The Insurance Institute of London (IIL) teamed up with the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) for a two hour masterclass to help members improve their presentation skills in the workplace.
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The Insurance Development Forum: industry's role in climate resilience and development
In this IIL London Market lecture Ekhosuehi Iyahen gave an insight into the work of the Insurance Development Forum (IDF) and the efforts to close the protection gap and the role of insurance in supporting resilience to climate change.
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The biggest threats to cyber security and how to catch them
In this IIL cyber, technology and innovation lecture Louise Taggart explained what motivates 'cyber security threats', how these threats might manifest, and the implications this has for addressing the complex area of cyber security.
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The hidden costs of decommissioning - removal procedures, practices and risk
In this IIL marine & energy lecture Captain Stephen Norman provided an overview of the removal process for offshore assets and the risks that should be considered prior to, and during, removal and transportation to the disposal yard.
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Redesigning our skies
In this IIL aviation lecture Jane Johnston talked about the Government's policy to modernise UK airspace, why it's long overdue, how long it will take and the challenges it presents to the aviation industry.
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The growing importance of behavioural analysis
In this IIL London Market lecture Ulrich Seega talked about how managers can make behaviour based decisions to conquer two big challenges in an ever so changing world: hiring and developing the best person a) for the job at hand and also b) for culture, performance and individual potential.
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GDPR - are you sure you have done what is needed?
With 37 significant GDPR fines levied since May 2018, are you sure you have done everything required and that all your marketing is legal?
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Crisis/disaster management – what are the insurance remote damage and human factors?
In this IIL claims lecture Colin Brown talked about how the Red Cross offer and provide home and worldwide support to communities when disaster strikes and how that support lessens long-term impacts, enabling people to re-establish health and wellbeing.
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Greater mental fitness at work
In this IIL inclusion & diversity lecture Phil Toogood used the content of mindfulness and neuroscience as the platforms to provide practical tips, tools and drills to develop personal effectiveness, self-awareness and reduce the daily stressors.
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Smart warehousing: the changing face of distribution
In this IIL property lecture Iain Wilcox discussed the impact that the Internet of Things (IoT) is having on commercial property and warehousing.
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Political risks and credit insurance
In this IIL London Market lecture Charles Berry reviewed the CPRI market in the context of today's London insurance market.
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Mastering Mixed Assessment
In this IIL revision lecture Alison Cooper will share her considerable knowledge and experience to provide guidance to candidates to help master the CII Diploma units, focusing on MCQ and coursework.
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