The Big Ethical Questions for Insurance Fraud
Tackling fraud is an ethical thing to do. It penalises those who commit it, deters those who are tempted by…
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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Privacy in Insurance: 3 sources of ethical risk for insurers
Privacy in insurance has been getting lots of attention recently, largely
because of the imminent introduction of EU’s General…
The Ethics of Insurance Pricing – 7 risks underwriters need to have on their radar
Several years ago, underwriters started to make wry comments about no longer knowing how their premiums were being calculated. This…
How to teach leadership on ethics in a way that actually works
If ethical leadership is on your learning and development agenda for 2018, you
need to stop and read this post.…
20 Changes that Influence the Ethics of Insurance Claims
Insurance is changing in ways that have profound implications for claims. Some claims practices will become redundant. Questions only occasionally…
Learning Integrity – what works and what doesn’t work
Ethical values are great. I’m a big fan of them for obvious reasons, but
equally, a big critic when…
9 ways to set a better ‘personal example’
How you handle the responsibilities you have marks out the type of leader you will become. And having high ethical…
Automating the emotions that drive marketing and sales
Financial advice has been transformed by regulations to eliminate conflicts of
interest and raise standards. Commissions have been replaced by…
Destructive demand: Is it happening in insurance underwriting now?
Destructive demand emerges every so often to undermine the reputation of
insurance. In UK motor insurance, it emerged in the…