The biggest event in 2019 in relation to ethics and insurance will be the announcement by the FCA that firms must demonstrate clear principles for insurance pricing.
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Continue readingShould insurers be given access to digital medical records? The question has more ethical angles to it than you might first think. This post explores them.
Continue readingNew regulations are raising executive accountability. Insurance people are worried about their personal exposure to compliance failings. Here’s their best response.
Continue readingWhy do insurers fail? It turns out that ethical problems play a big part. Insurance may be complicated, but it’s the human factors that really matter.
Continue readingMany will be glad to see the end of longwinded policies. Yet be careful what you wish for. Smart policy wordings could present some uncomfortable surprises.
Continue readingInsurance firms are changing, but their codes of ethics are not. My recent review found a distinct gap opening up. Some of the key issues were missing.
Continue readingHow do you make sure people are opening and reading your code of ethics? My review found that insurers were missing out on some significant opportunities.
Continue readingCodes of ethics tell people about a firm’s ethical commitments. I’ve completed a detailed review into how insurers do this. The first finding was a surprise!
Continue readingHow transformative are the changes happening in insurance at the moment? In amongst the noise of disrupting start ups, is a paradigm shift under way?
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