<p>Ahead of this years’ Dive In Festival, Vic Mazonas, General Manager, GAIN (Group for Autism, Insurance, Investment and Neurodiversity) speaks on: </p> <ul><li>How the recruitment process can be adapted to attract neurodiverse candidates </li> <li>Some of the issues people with autism may face in the workplace </li> <li>How the corporate world is changing to be more people-focused </li></ul> <p><strong><a href="https://diveinfestival.com/"target="_blank">diveinfestival.com</a></

ARAG's Head of Sales and Marketing, Andy Talbot, talks about developments in the EPL market and explains the essential differences between EPL and standard commercial legal expenses insurance.

See our short explainer video, that briefly goes through the main covers for legal expenses insurance

In this update: Lloyd’s H1 results and Scott Egan joins Sirius Point.

What do the latest consumer duty rules mean for the insurance industry and is the FCA changing its approach to regulating the industry? Michael Sicsic, Managing Partner, Sicsic Advisory and ex-FCA staffer speaks to Insure TV on this and more. We cover: <ul><li>The key takeaways from the FCA’s final consumer duty rules </li> <li>Whether a phased implementation marks a shift in strategy for the financial watchdog </li> <li>How achievable the timeline is proposed by the FCA</li></ul>

In this update: Marsh Mclennan picks up South Carolina agency and flood losses are on the up.

With the cost of living crisis, increased regulatory pressure and an ever-growing range of risks, the pressure on insurance brokers is arguably higher than ever before.

In this update: Data Breaches, Small Business Insurance Survey, Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner.

In this update, a head of retail underwriting at Zurich, Jensten Group’s fourth deal this month and LV suffers from heatwave.

<p>Is insurance broking a profession that can be compared to accountancy and law? A recent CII survey found that 60% of customers think it is, with even more thinking that brokers already have to be qualified. </p> <p>In this debate Insure TV asks whether insurance brokers should have to be qualified. We ask:</p> <ul><li>Will a mandatory qualification unfairly disadvantage small brokers and neurodiverse individuals?</li> <li>Is enough being done to protect the end-customer from bad-broking?