Cii Radio

In this episode of the CII Radio podcast series, we are joined by Dr Matt Connell, Policy and Public Affairs Director at the Chartered Insurance Institute. At the end of 2019 the Financial Conduct Authority is introducing the Senior Management and Certification Regime. The regime aims to improve culture within firms. But what is culture? And how can you change it? To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of the podcast, we are talking about the role of MGAs in the market and we are joined by Charles Manchester, CEO of Manchester Underwriting and Chair of the Managing General Agents Association. Managing General Agents (MGAs) have been very much in the spotlight in recent years, from the reported prolific rate of expansion of the MGA market to the pressure on MGAs in a potential hardening market. Here, we will discuss the dynamics of the MGA market, how they fit into brokers, insurers and most importantly, customer’s worlds. How best to do business with them and which direction the market could be heading in. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of the podcast we are joined by Ian Simons, Marketing Director, and Tali Shlomo, People Engagement Director, both of the Chartered Insurance Institute. We are talking about the gender pay gap in insurance and financial services. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of the CII podcast, we are talking to Mark Budd, UK Head of Innovation at Zurich. As UK Head of Innovation, Mark dictates Zurich’s innovation agenda. As leader and influencer in the insurtech space, he’s adept at building and maintaining, meaningful and mutual beneficial partnerships. Along with his award winning team, Mark insists on an inclusive approach, ensuring all employees follow the Zurich Innovation Story, from the initial kernel of an idea, right through to activation. Here we will find out more about Insurtech startups and the key trends around the insurance profession today. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of the podcast, we are talking about professional standards in the insurance sector and we are joined by to Melissa Collett, Professional Standards Director at the Chartered Insurance Institute. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of the podcast, we are joined by Nick Turner, incoming President of the Chartered Insurance Institute and we are talking about his future year in office. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of CII Radio, we talk to Lawrence Finkle about dual pricing. Lawrence is Public Affairs Executive at the Chartered Insurance Institute. The issue of pricing and transparency in general insurance has never been under greater scrutiny. In September 2018, Citizens Advice submitted a Super Complaint to the Competition and Markets Authority, calling on them to identify remedies and recommendations to put an end to the penalty paid by loyal and disengaged consumers in 5 essential retail markets; one of which was household insurance. Since then, the CII Public Trust Index has laid the framework which identified rewarding loyalty as the biggest opportunity for the insurance profession to build public trust. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of CII Radio, we talk to David Johnson, partner at DAC Beachcroft, about the Civil Liability Act. David is a catastrophic personal injury lawyer. He specialises in assisting insurance clients in defending high value personal injury claims. The Civil Liability Act came into force in December 2018, but only part of it came straight into force, with other parts of the reforms still to be finalised. So there's still much we don't know about how the Act and related reforms will be implemented. The Act covers several areas, including the discount rate, whiplash reforms, and cost savings. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of the podcast we are talking about building public trust in insurance and about Chartered Status, and we are joined by Sian Fisher, CEO, The Chartered Insurance Institute. Recently the CII released the results of the Corporate Chartered status consultation, and as a result they have made changes to the proposition. To find out more about this podcast and for useful links go visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts

In this episode of CII Radio, we talk to Dr Matt Connell. Policy and Public Affairs Director at the Chartered Insurance Institute, about machine learning and public trust. Machine learning is changing the way we underwrite, pay claims, and communicate with clients. At the same time, we hear about scandals relating to the use of data. So how can we deliver the benefits of machine learning to consumers, while also behaving in a way that encourages trust. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of CII Radio, we talk to Matt Hall, Strategy and Operations Manager, at the Chartered Insurance Institute, about the CII Societies. As part of its strategic manifesto commitment to become a more relevant and diverse professional body, the Chartered Insurance Institute is in the process of relaunching its Societies. In transitioning from the Faculties into Societies, the objective is to create a dedicated professional body for members working in different segments of the insurance sector. Through the new dedicated Societies, the CII is recognising that, while we are all part of the united insurance profession, individual segments within the CII membership have specific needs from a professional standards perspective. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of CII Radio, we're talking to Nigel Brook, partner at Clyde & Co, about climate change liability. Today, most businesses are vulnerable to climate change risks. Companies in the energy sector, or other carbon intensive parts of the world economy, now face repeated litigation. Increasingly, we're seeing pressure brought to bear on financial institutions too. For example, investors and more particularly insurers, regarding their involvement with energy intensive companies. Claims may stem from physical damage to infrastructure and property, or from financial damage to share prices and underlying asset prices. Climate change is now a critical boardroom issue. Nigel joins us to discuss the key risk factors, from an insurance perspective, and helps to outline some of the opportunities for the industry, around responding to climate change. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of CII Radio, we're talking to Johnny Timpson about his role as Disability Champion for the insurance profession. Johnny took over this role 12 months ago, with a brief to improve access to insurance for people with disabilities and pre-existing health conditions. In this role, he reports to the DWP Disabilities Minister and Secretary of State. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of CII Radio, we're joined by personal trainer and confidence coach, Adam Berry, also known as The Gym Starter. We discuss wellbeing in the office. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of CII Radio, we talk to Tali Shlomo, Global People Engagement Director at the Chartered Insurance Institute. We're discussing mental health, in society and in the workplace. We also hear about initiatives the CII has put into place, and also get some guidance and advice on how organisations and individuals can approach the subject of mental health and look after their own wellbeing. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of CII Radio, we're joined by Tim Smith and Nick Gibbons, partners at BLM, to talk about General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). GDPR came into force on 25th May 2018, to much fanfare. A year into the new regime, Tim and Nick chat to Michelle about how GDPR is, in reality, affecting businesses. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of CII Radio, we're joined by Stuart Podmore, Investment Propositions Director at Schroders. We discuss how human behavioural traits can lead to investors taking sub-optimal decisions. Stuart outlines how these can be overcome, delivering the potential for outperformance. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit https://thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

In this episode of CII Radio, we're talking to Melissa Collett, Professional Standards Director at the CII, about the Chartered Insurance Institute's corporate Chartered status. Last year, the CII undertook a consultation on their corporate Chartered status, and is now relaunching its corporate Chartered proposition for the insurance and financial planning profession. The proposition has been redesigned following extensive consultation with the profession, consumers, and public bodies, to support the modern profession and its customers. To find out more about CII Radio, and for useful links, please visit https://thejournal.cii.co.uk/podcasts/

Podcasting live from Insuring Women's Futures Live 2018, Michelle and Martin chat with Sian Fisher, Chief Executive Officer of the Chartered Insurance Institute.

Podcasting live from Insuring Women's Futures Live 2018, Michelle and Martin chat with Charlotte Matier, ‎Director of Development - ‎Alzheimer's Society.