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SURE: a new technique to ensure clients have understood your advice

  • Wed 09 Nov 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Jeff Heasman, Insurance Upskill

We naturally ask the client if there is anything they didn´t understand and often, the client replies “No”. Or we ask if everything was clear and the client answers “Yes”. But can we rely on these answers as being an accurate reflection of whether the client truly has listened to and understood that advice? The answer is NO!! That is why, in this webinar, Jeff Heasman will outline his SURE technique for insurance and financial services professionals, based on concept checking, a method traditionally used in language teaching.

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Celebrating our Differences

  • Thu 06 Oct 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Joanne Lockwood, See Change Happen

Do we stop to consider what it is like to be us, and recognise how we can celebrate the difference in all of us? Learn how we can become self-aware of our own behaviours and enrich our perspectives and views of others. In this interactive and engaging session, Joanne Lockwood speaks about what you can do right now to step up and step in to celebrating the differences in all of us and the strength it brings.

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Quantum & Delay: Scope, cost, methodology and duration of building repairs

  • Tue 20 Sep 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Hannah Fletcher, Hawkins

The scope and methodology of building repairs directly impacts the cost and duration of any repair. This webinar will look at how we assess these, as well as provide some case examples.

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Qualification pathway to ACII

  • Wed 07 Sep 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Alison Cooper, Act One Training

Fast track your future. This session is intended for anyone currently studying a CII general insurance qualification at any level up to ACII. The focus of the content will be on what comes next after the CERT, with particular emphasis on coursework.

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The cost of poor acoustics in building, industry & environment

  • Tue 12 Jul 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Ros Lambert-Porter, Hawkins

Acoustic design is not something most people think about until a problem is identified. Errors in design, construction, or simply failure to consider acoustics can lead to annoyance, loss of privacy, and, in some cases, increased risk to health and safety. This webinar will address some of the common issues we investigate, with a particular focus on noise in the built environment.

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2022 IIJ Dinner Photos

  • Thu 16 Jun – Thu 16 Jun

Please find a selection of photos from the Dinner recently held at the Radisson Hotel, Jersey. We hope you enjoyed the evening and look forward to your feedback in due course.

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Managing Anxiety through Change

  • Wed 15 Jun 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
  • Online
    • Claire Russell, Mental Health in Business

This webinar will explore anxiety, what it is, how and why it shows up in the workplace and what can be done to reduce the impact of anxiety on well-being and performance. Attendees will get practical tools and techniques to help them manage anxiety and to thrive at work and in life.

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Annual Dinner

  • Fri 10 Jun 7:00 pm – 11:59 pm
  • Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel

Insurance Institute of Jersey Annual Dinner. Please join us for our first Annual Dinner since 2019. Save the date. Friday 10th June 2022. Further details to follow shortly.

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Insurance Considerations for the Digital Asset Industry

  • Thu 09 Jun 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
  • Online
    • Claire Davey, Cyber Claire Ltd

Insurance Considerations for the Digital Asset Industry provides participants with an explanation of digital asset currencies and NFTs – what they are and what insurance coverages are available. The session brings this to life through public claims scenarios and offers a ‘check list’ of good risk management practices that underwriters can look out for.

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A Practical Guide to Successful Retirement

  • Wed 18 May 5:00 pm – 6:15 pm
  • Online
    • Anne Cannings, Retirement Life Plan
    • Nigel Pacey, Retirement Life Plan

Retirement is a major life transition. It is likely to last many years. While for many it is the reward for years of hard work, for a significant proportion retirement is not the positive experience they expected. This workshop uses an evidenced based approach to explore the key challenges and adjustments required, and identifies what we need to do, beyond the financial planning, to ensure a fulfilling future.

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Public and Environmental Liability

  • Tue 10 May 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Frazer Murray-Hall, BA CIP MIAgrM, The Davies Group

The aim of this webinar is to identify the key issues of Environmental Impairment Liability and to take away some of the mystery or misunderstanding that is commonly found with this complex area of claims.

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Annual General Meeting

  • Wed 27 Apr 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Our Meeting will be held at the Capelin Room, St Helier Parish Hall, Date - Wednesday 27th April 2022 Time - 1pm The Agenda and previous minutes will be available on the day. Lunchtime refreshments will also be provided. If you are interested in joining the Council, please do pop along for a chat once the meeting is concluded. We look forward to seeing you.

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Young Professionals: How to Demonstrate and Develop Credibility

  • Thu 21 Apr 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online

This webinar, aimed at young professionals, explores the characteristics of credibility and how to use it in an authentic way in business conversations. It also explores the importance of presence and confidence in credibility, even when not speaking. The aim of this webinar is for delegates to identify the knowledge and practical solutions on how to use gravitas and personal impact authentically.

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Creating and Claiming Value in negotiation

  • Wed 06 Apr 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Jeff Heasman, Insurance UpSkill

This masterclass in negotiation focuses on how to create and claim value in a negotiation. A critical skill in a hard market. We will look at how to ensure the negotiation does not become focused around price and premium by discussing how to create value in a negotiation through identifying interests. We will focus on how to identify distributive interests (win-lose), integrative interests (win-win) and common interests. We will then build on this by looking at how you create a strategy for placing a value on these interests for you and your negotiation partner and then how you present proposals in which value is created for all but in a way that you end up claiming the lion's share.

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Legal Update: Overcoming Risks in the New Normal

  • Mon 21 Mar 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Jonathan Edwards, Harrison Clark Rickerbys
    • Adam Finch, Harrison Clark Rickerbys
    • Rachel Roberts, Harrison Clark Rickerbys

Insurance specialists from law firm Harrison Clark Rickerbys, will present on how to overcome organisational risks emerging from the pandemic, and will provide a general insurance legal update. Topics include: • Managing employment risks around the shift to hybrid working • Cyber risks and their financial, operational, and reputational impacts • General update on personal injury claims.

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Property Insurance, premium increases

  • Fri 11 Mar 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Alan Chandler

Given the rebuild cost inflation is so high the already significant worry of property under insurance in the UK is going to get worse. It is estimated that over 80% of policies have incorrect property sums insured and that is before the 2022 cost increases. The presentation, delivered by Alan Chandler one of the UK's most popular insurance presenters, will look at what clients need to take into when settling Buildings sums insured. Alan will explore why under insurance is so common, the effects of under insurance for the client and why under insurance is an increasing cause of Professional Indemnity claims against brokers.

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The “purpose of duty” and a major new approach to professional negligence claims from the Supreme Court

  • Thu 03 Mar 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Jeff Heasman, Insurance UpSkill

In 2021 the Supreme Court, consisting of seven justices, handed down judgment in two cases (Manchester Building Society v Grant Thornton UK LLP and Khan v Meadows). These are two major decisions that will have a major impact on anyone who provides professional services and how claims should be approached. The Supreme Court has created a new roadmap and provided guidance on this area of law that will have major ramifications. This session will take you through the decisions of the Supreme Court and provide guidance on how providers of professional services should be taking steps now to mitigate the risk of claims being made against them, as well as looking at how the decisions will impact claims.

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Making the most of Microsoft Teams

  • Thu 17 Feb 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Glyn Brooks, Brooklyn Education

This webinar is aimed at new Teams users or those with experience, but are keen to further their knowledge of additional features. The session will provide an overview of the platform and its core features.

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How to write assignments

  • Tue 15 Feb 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
  • Online
    • Alan Chandler

This webinar will explain how best to construct your coursework assignments, providing examples and answers relevant to the question being asked. The session will also explore referencing and how to differentiate between key words to make the most of your word count.

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BI Regional Update

  • Thu 20 Jan 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  • Online
    • Roland Romata, RR Compliance

We have all closely followed the BI Test case launched by the FCA late 2020, with the final judgment having been handed down on 15 January 2021. The outcome was clear and far-reaching. The case highlighted the ongoing exposure of insurance brokers who arranged the relevant policies (who should have by now reassessed their advice process under ICOBS, duty of care to clients). Now that the noise has settled, we will review how the industry acted on the findings and what (if any) other implications have emerged.

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