Consent: part of the changing landscape of insurance regulation
Consent is a term rarely mentioned in insurance circles, yet it lies at the
heart of every policy sold 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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The three ingredients of ethical behaviour
Many firms in the insurance market will be looking to make progress on ethical
behaviours in 2015. That’s great,…
Signals that conflicts of interest send out about your firm
A conflict of interest is not a stand-alone ethical risk. To borrow a phrase, it
has friends, and not very…
One lesson for everyone looking at ethical risks
Understanding the ethical risks faced by your firm is fundamental to the success
of any ethics programme. Yet if you’…
Where do you start looking for ethical risks?
Some ethical risks are relatively easy to spot: over generous gifts from
suppliers for example. Other ethical risks can be…
Ethical nudges and their role in tackling insurance fraud
It’s common now when taking out an insurance policy or reporting a claim, to be
greeted with a warning…
8 reasons why ethics initiatives sometimes lose momentum
It’s not uncommon to come across a corporate initiative on ethics that has lost
its momentum. People often talk…
What’s the point of ethics training? And 3 things to make it work.
Some of you will be starting to build your business plan for next year and if
ethics falls within your…
Social Sorting: could it be the stuff of nightmares for insurance firms?
Privacy is an ethical issue that the UK insurance sector often thinks about,
usually in terms of it being something…