Events

🎄Would you like to spread some festive cheer and keep fit this Christmas – all while supporting a great charity? Join The Insurance Institute of Perth and Dundee’s Step Into Christmas challenge this December and make every step count for Meningitis Now. Walk, jog, or run 12,000 steps a day for 12 days – solo or in a team. Entry is £12 per person, includes a raffle ticket for our hamper draw and there is a prize for the top stepper! 🎁 Click on the link below for full event details 🎄

🎉 QUIZ NIGHT FOR A CAUSE! 🎉 📅 Thursday 20th November | 🕖 7:00 PM | 📍 The Civvy, St Leonards Bank, Perth Get your thinking caps on and join us for a fantastic evening of trivia, laughter, and fundraising — all in support of Meningitis Now 💙 🧠 Great Prizes Up for Grabs! 🏆 Prize for the Winning Team 🎭 Prize for the Most Imaginatively Named Team 🎟️ Entry: £5 per person (all proceeds go to Meningitis Now) Bring your friends, bring your brainpower, and bring your most imaginatively named team! Whether you're a trivia titan or just in it for the laughs, everyone’s welcome.

As sustainability becomes a central theme in financial services, the pressure to communicate environmental credentials responsibly has never been greater. But with that comes the risk of greenwashing—where well-intentioned messaging can mislead, damage trust, and breach regulatory standards. Join Martin Truelove, Brand and Corporate Affairs Governance Lead at Aviva, for a practical and insightful session on Anti-greenwashing. This webinar will explore how insurance and financial professionals can ensure their sustainability claims are transparent, compliant, and credible—protecting both brand reputation and consumer trust. Whether you're using materials to talk to clients about their company’s sustainability credentials, crafting client communications, reviewing marketing content, advising on ESG disclosures, or simply engaging in conversations around environmental commitments—this session will equip you to navigate the complexities of green claims with clarity and confidence.

This presentation will explore why the number of errors and omission claims against brokers are on the increase and how these can potentially be mitigated. Ask a Pi solicitor which Pi claims are the easiest to deal with, and they nearly always say broker Pi claims because you just must settle! – brokers time and again fail to professionally train staff and record key things in a correct manner, meaning that when these claims go to court there is often no defence.

When the message is tough, your delivery matters most. Whether you’re sharing organisational changes, addressing challenges, or tackling sensitive conversations, how you communicate can transform the outcome. That’s why we’re delighted to invite you to an exclusive webinar - Delivering Difficult News – Mastering the Art of Public Speaking in Tough Moments.

What are the global threats facing the insurance industry right now and how are these impacting UK insurers and brokers, can they be insured and how can we adapt to survive? Today war, weather extremes and the cost of living crisis dominate public debate but the sector faces critical risks – cyber/AI/tech, regulation, climate change and human talent. Can we effectively tackle any of them? Cyber is in the news all the time with companies and government on the lookout for massive show stoppers (M&S, Co-op and JLR to name three big ones!) including potential catastrophic interference with our democratic processes as we see with deep fakes. In addition, with half of us due to retire within the next 15 years, why is there a failure to attract and retain the right talent and what can we and the CII do about it? Further, it is also clear that insurers simply can’t underwrite the effects of climate change, so what will then happen? And are chat bots here to help or hinder?? This will be an interactive and wide-ranging talk and those attending will be actively encouraged to contribute with their own experiences and views. We will look at the differences in responses between insurers and brokers with brokers considering business conduct more of a concern than insurers.