Events

Underinsurance is a major issue in the industry – many reports suggest that around 2/3 of homes are underinsured. Unfortunately, the same is often true for the contents in those homes. Why is this, and what can insurers and brokers do about it?

This one hour webinar session is designed to enhance understanding of neurodiversity in the workplace. The session aims to equip attendees with the knowledge and tools necessary to contribute to a supportive and inclusive environment for neurodiverse employees. By the end of the presentation, participants will have a deeper appreciation for the strengths that neurodiversity brings to a team and will be empowered to help foster a culture of acceptance and support.

Our annual Snooker tournament is arranged for the evening of Wednesday 5th March 2025. Gather together a few of your mates (they don't have to be CII members) and compete for bragging rights. Entrance fee is £6 per person. Meet at the Plaza in King Street, Fenton ST4 3NA at 17.45 for 18.00hours start. Email Simon Allman (simona@rawlinsinsurance.co.uk) to book your place. Booking through the website is not available.

Recent litigation has demonstrated the importance of understanding the policy contract wording. This webinar explains how policy wordings are constructed and may be interpreted.

Mental Wellbeing is one of the most valuable resources we have, and underpins happiness, success and resilience in all areas of life. This brand new session looks at ways that we can revitalise mental wellbeing and establish new, healthy practices that will support long term mental wellness.

One of the most important judgements in recent times relating to BI insurance was made in the Infinity Reliance case, and brokers who fail to change their proceedings risk large PI claims against them going forward. This case has shown brokers are very exposed to the following three areas: If indemnity wordings are used rather than declaration linked. Any broker guidance note must reflect the actual policy wording. AICOW must be discussed when there are unusual exposures. Average was applied by Aviva to the BI claim following a large loss, and the broker was held liable for most of the shortfall, which was nearly £3m, due to their failure on the above three points.