Why ethics initiatives can lose momentum, and how to fix it
Research into the impact that ethics initiatives achieve points to a flurry of
activity at launch, but a tailing off…
Duncan Minty
Duncan has been researching and writing about ethics in insurance for over 20 years. As a Chartered Insurance Practitioner, he combines market knowledge with a strong and independent radar on ethics.
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Can insurance delivered over the blockchain be labelled trustless?
There is growing attention being given to how blockchains can help insurance.
And amid the exciting claims being made for…
Are actuaries ready for a new era of accountability in insurance?
There are many changes affecting insurance at the moment and actuaries are at
the heart of many of them. Yet…
A checklist for conflicts of interest in insurance firms
Are insurance firms taking conflicts of interest seriously enough? It’s a
question that is needs addressing, given recent headlines.…
Two simple ways to make a fair decision
Insurance is becoming more complex, and faster moving as well. Yet in the midst
of demanding situations and time pressures,…
Dual Pricing in Insurance – the beginning of the end?
The next twelve months will see the pricing practices of UK insurers and
intermediaries put under close scrutiny. The regulator…
Honest Insurance is now a marketing favourite. What does it say to you?
When you’re told that what’s being offered is honest insurance, what do you
think? Some will be reassured…
7 reasons why claims optimisation needs to be seen as a failure
The most ethically questionable practice to have emerged out of the innovation currently transforming insurance is claims optimisation. As key…
The drive to build trust in insurance must start here
Trust in insurance worries the sector’s senior executives. PwC surveys
[https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/ceo-agenda/ceosurvey/2018/…