Forthcoming events
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Development of parametric BI solutions – dealing with coverage gaps
This session looks at some of the new BI solutions being developed by parametric insurers
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Annual Dinner - 2024
Sarah Myserscough, President of The Insurance Institute of Cambridge, cordially invites you to our Annual Dinner Dance We are delighted to invite you to our annual Christmas Dinner. While it may seem early, we believe in planning ahead and spreading holiday cheer throughout the year! Friday 13th December 2024, 18:30 - 00:30 In the Great Hall, King's College, Cambridge
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Vulnerable Customers
The FCA have found following a thematic review that vulnerable customers are often not treated fairly. In fact, many Insurers pricing models have taken significant advantage of these customers, often the more vulnerable the customer the more the insurer has loaded rates at renewal. Some of the UK's largest institutions have been guilty of proactively targeting these individuals and the regulator has had enough of Insurers and brokers balancing their books on the most vulnerable in our society.
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How to set correct business interruption sums insured in a high inflation world
Presented by Alan Chandler, one of the UK's most popular insurance presenters. Alan will take this opportunity to run through how business interruption insurance should be correctly set up. Alan will lift the myths away from Bi and show how, in his easy to understand style, you can get this cover on a correct footing going forward. Wrong advice relating to business interruption accounts for the second highest cause of professional indemnity claims against brokers. Many Bi policies are set up incorrectly throughout the UK and a lot of this results from lack of good clear client advice. It does not help that the term Gross profit in the insurance world means something different from Gross Profit in the accounting world.
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Advanced Contractors all Risks
Following a technical glitch on our last session, we're pleased to rerun Advanced Construction Risks! This session examines how the standard Joint Contracts Tribunal contract has influenced the Contractors' insurance product, where and to whom the building contract imposes responsibility for insurance and the main classes affected
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