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WEBINAR: The basics of cargo insurance and 5 powerful reasons why clients should have cargo insurance cover
During this webinar, Alan Wilkins and Henry Haystead, directors of MercariRisk will: walk through the Institute Cargo Clauses A, B and C, the major hazards to goods being shipped in containers; how carrier’s limit their liability based on weight; the rights and obligations of buyers and sellers when contracting internationally; and finally General Average and Salvage - the sting in the tail for cargo owners who do not take out cargo insurance.
View event detailsWEBINAR: Mental Wealth - why investing in well-being pays off
Investing in our mental health needs to top the agenda as we navigate the uncertainty and isolation of remote working in the COVID-19 pandemic. We’ve been on the same mountain – but not everyone is a Sherpa. Alex will share new perspectives on resilience through his extreme outdoor challenges and personal peaks and troughs of mental ill health.
View event detailsWEBINAR: Are Terrorism and Pandemic the only systemic risk we should be concerned about?!
This webinar will discuss why systemic risks are different and how they challenge traditional insurance principles.
View event detailsKent Conference 2021
Join us online for our first virtual conference with the Kent local institutes.
View event detailsMO5 Remote Revision Course - Insurance Law (second course)
This MO5 remote course is limited to 20 members and will be delivered in a one day session, which will cover all the main aspects of the CII diploma subject MO5 insurance law module.
View event detailsWomen's Forum: Effective Communication
Communicating as a leader is a necessary skill for any leader. For female leaders and emerging leaders, these are particularly important to ensure you lead, make an impression and engage with your teams.
View event detailsWEBINAR: Change is good - embracing change
This webinar will show you how to be flexible and adapt with changes to the benefit of all concerned, both in the workplace and in life.
View event detailsWEBINAR: 7 top tips to be an effective learner
This practical and interactive webinar is perfect for candidates studying towards professional qualifications with either an exam or coursework element. With often limited, or sometimes no tutor support, it is extremely difficult to balance home, work and study.
View event detailsWEBINAR: BI Test Case - Supreme Court Judgment
This webinar will cover the Supreme Court Judgment on the BI Test Case, with views from Damian Glynn, Sedgwick and Toby Rogers, Clyde & Co.
View event detailsWEBINAR: The Generation Game
The Generation Game' is designed to stretch your imagination and unlock the value of your people. It will cover the challenges and opportunities of managing a multi-generational workforce.
View event detailsM92 Remote Revision Course - Business and Finance in Insurance
This M92 course is limited to 20 members and will be delivered over 2x three hour revision sessions which will cover all the main aspects of the CII diploma subject M92 business and finance module.
View event detailsWEBINAR: The Insurance Implications of Brexit
Despite dominating much of the press coverage for many years, due to the occurrence of Covid-19 around the globe Brexit is now getting far less press coverage, and there is a danger the insurance industry could slip into 2021 without fully considering the impact of Brexit.
View event detailsFCA Business Interruption Test Case - The Judgment
The Insurance Institute of Jersey is pleased to be providing a CPD event concerning the FCA Business Interruption Test Case - The Judgment, Webinar This comprehensive and interactive one-hour webinar will focus on the judgment following the FCA's ground-breaking test case at the High Court.
View event detailsAnnual Dinner
Unfortunately, due to Covid we have had to postpone our dinner this year. Please check back early 2021 where, restrictions permitting we will have another date.
View event details2019 Jersey Insurance Institute Dinner
The IIJ Annual Dinner will be held at the Radisson Blue Hotel on 20th September 2019! Please click on the link to view the night's itinerary and book your tickets. This year we are introducing a discounted ticket price for all members aged 35 and under!
View event detailsJersey Institute Annual Dinner
The 2017 annual dinner was held at The Radisson Blu hotel on Friday 29th September and celebrated the 50 year anniversary of the Jersey Insurance Institute.
View event detailsWhat is the Motor Insurers Bureau and how does it effect Jersey Claims?
We are pleased to confirm that we will be running a lunchtime CPD session as follows:- What is the Motor Insurers Bureau and how does it affect Jersey claims? Where: Jersey Museum – Ouless Room When: Wednesday 5th July 2017 What Time: 1pm start Further Information:- The MIB is a UK Guarantee Fund that compensates victims of negligent uninsured or untraced drivers (commonly known as Hit and Run accidents). The bureau is funded from the payment of insurance premiums, with the typical cost at around £15 to £30 per policy. Since its inception in 1946, the bureau has paid out in excess of 2 Billion pounds in compensation to victims of uninsured or untraced driver led accidents. But what is its impact on the local market? Advocate Lee Ingram FCII will provide an informative and educational talk on the standing of the Bureau in Jersey and how it assists with compensation for certain victims, where insurers do not respond. Please confirm if you wish to attend by replying to this email before 26th June 2017.
View event detailsThe Jersey Financial Ombudsman Service.
The Financial Services Ombudsman (Jersey) Law 2014 and the Financial Services Ombudsman (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law 2014 each provided for a Financial Ombudsman in the individual Islands. The Ombudsman’s full powers came into effect on 16 November 2015.
View event detailsImplications to the Insurance Industry following the reduction in the Discount Rate
Advocate Lee Ingram FCII will provide an informative talk concerning the rationale behind the need for a discount rate and why the recent changes for the UK will have a long lasting effect on the local insurance industry. On 27 February, the Lord Chancellor announced that the discount rate used to calculate claims would be reduced from 2.5% to -0.75%. This was to take effect from 20 March 2017. The decision implies that the Government expects that a plaintiff investing his/her damages settlement over their remaining life would get a negative return on investment, and the insurer must top up the expected loss. The change in the rate will have significant impact on insurers of motor and liability policies. The announcement was met with criticism from across the insurance sector, highlighting the implications of the significant drop in the rate, and the fact that this will transmit to higher premiums for 36 million motor and liability policy holders, particularly those with higher risks such as young drivers or commercial users.
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