Interviews
THE INTERVIEW: JEREMY GROSE
The evolution of the maritime sector means The Standard Club is always ready to grow and adapt, as CEO Jeremy Grose explains to Luke Holloway
All aboard the good ship unity
Incoming CII president and keen sailor Jonathan Clark tells Luke Holloway why he is aiming to create a united profession during his year at the helm
Apprenticeships – A smart way to get ahead
The Journal talks to one successful apprentice about her journey to qualification
Evans above
After a career in law and politics, Jonathan Evans has taken a senior role at BIBA. Here, he talks about his goals for the insurance sector…
Johnny do good
Scottish Widows’ Johnny Timpson talks to The Journal about his lifelong interest in insurance, and his passion for helping others
Down to business
Luke Holloway speaks to the new Lord Mayor of the City of London as he looks beyond the pomp and ceremony, to the job in hand.
Hot Topic
UK MOTOR IN NEED OF A TUNE-UP
Being ready to adapt will be key to success as the UK motor insurance market goes through a period of change
Plenty of initiatives already underway
The fourth Dive In Festival for diversity and inclusion in insurance will reach more cities than ever in 2018.
It’s time we measured ‘trust’
The new Public Trust Index from the CII examines how trust in insurance can be measured for the benefit of members and the wider public.
It’s coming, ready or not
On May 25, the General Data Protection Regulation comes into force and is set to impact the insurance industry hugely.
Time for change?
For the past 100 years or so, the shareholder has been king but now there are signs of change, with ever-growing emphasis on the wider stakeholder. So what are the implications for the business of insurance?
Regulatory Radar
What’s on the Radar?
The CII takes a look at what’s new on the policy and public affairs front this month
What’s on the radar?
The CII takes a look at what’s new on the policy and public affairs front this month
FCA discussion paper on impact on consumers
The regulator has released a discussion paper on how it intends to assess the impact of its interventions on consumers, firms and markets.
FCA paper on transforming culture in financial services
The paper is comprised of 28 essays by industry leaders and academics concerning the concept of a “good culture”, the role of regulation and regulators, how firms might go beyond incentives for good behaviour and how to change behaviour.
Insurance firms still failing to meet FCA renewal rules
The FCA has warned that it will take action against general insurance firms who fail to implement transparency rules.
FCA Business Plan for 2018/19
The UK Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) priorities for the year reflect the high level of resource needed for Brexit, given its impact on regulation and financial services.
