Who is the fairest of them all? How to use fairness to weigh up choices. pt2
If, as the UK regulator emphasised recently
[http://www.fca.org.uk/news/the-fairness-challenge], fairness is to be the
dominant…
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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Two simple tests for deciding on the fairness of your decision. pt1
‘Fairness’ crops up a lot in insurance regulation – the chief executive of the
UK regulator said recently [http://www.fca.…
Leadership on Ethics – 6 steps for making real progress
I ended my previous post
[https://www.ethicsandinsurance.info/2013/11/26/ethical-leadership-pt2/] with a
warning to insurance executives and…
Ethical leadership requires more than just ‘tone from the top’
When we talk about ethical leadership, there’s a tendency to think of this as
the unique preserve of those…
Insurance, data and a politician – a cautionary tale about privacy
One of the privacy issues that the insurance sector will increasingly be
confronted with over the next few years is…
A bit of ethics assessment can go a long way
What do you think is the most common failing when it comes to ethics? (I’d love
to hear your…
Has the investigation of insurance fraud suffered from too much ‘group think’?
The insurance sector is failing to exercise proper control over its use of
private investigators. That’s the stark message…
Insurance and Innovation – Part 2 – why ethics is a vital ingredient
What was interesting about the PwC survey
[http://www.pwc.com/gx/en/ceo-survey/2013/pdf/pwc-global-ceo-survey-2013-insurance-report.pdf]
I mentioned…
Ethics, Insurance and innovation – Part 1 – why change seems inevitable
Claims operations in the UK are under a lot of pressure to reform their working
practices. The next few years…