Events

We’re excited to invite you to our upcoming ‘Breakfast and Big Ideas’ event: Business Success and Succession – Teams, Tech, and Transition. If you’re ready to grow your business, harness the latest tech, and plan for the future, this is the place to be! Breakfast will be served – expect delicious breakfast rolls and refreshments to keep you fuelled for the day!

The IASG Young Professional Committee are delighted to bring you this webinar in partnership with Zing365. The initial implementation of the Consumer Duty last July exemplified the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) continued transition from principles-based to more outcomes-based regulation. This shift reflects the regulator's commitment to enhancing consumer focus, trust, and fair treatment, and while the core principles of consumer-centricity are not new, the emphasis on cultural change and tangible outcomes puts a new spin on things. This session aims to provide learners with a broad understanding of the FCA's objectives, requirements, and expectations regarding compliance with the Consumer Duty, while also examining regulatory developments, updates, and the impacts observed, and challenges felt by firms one year after its implementation.

The IASG Professional Development Group are delighted to invite you to an upcoming webinar: ‘Sales Mastery: Hello Science, Goodbye Myths’ We are very pleased to welcome our host Tom Flatau, international speaker and expert in neuroscience and its application to leadership, sales and negotiation. Tom will lead an interactive session introducing you to neuroscience-based techniques to ensure win-win outcomes and to build long term, profitable relationships, as well as covering the pitfalls of negotiating remotely.

The session will provide an update on Consumer Duty, fair value assessments and the new rules on multi-occupancy buildings insurances. We will also cover the requirements imposed by the new Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act which will ban commission sharing.

The IASG's PDG are delighted to invite you to another Breakfast with Brodies, in-person seminar. Join Brodies' Casualty and Health and Safety teams as they discuss the key things to think about in the wake of an incident, the importance of evidence capture and the impact initial investigations can have on future claims and criminal proceedings. Please join us at Brodies LLP's office in Glasgow to hear from Clare Bone, Carly Forrest, Amy Anderson and Katy Angus. There will be an opportunity to network with tea/coffee and breakfast rolls. 8.30am arrival for 9am seminar start.