An important lesson for insurers to learn about their codes of ethics
Codes of ethics exist for a reason. They tell people about the commitments a
firm has made in relation to…
Codes and Values
Ethical values need careful consideration, to avoid confusing them with business values. It’s important that they reflect what your firm needs from its people. You then need a code of ethics to share what they mean and how to put them into practice.
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11 reasons why you should review your code of ethics
Codes of ethics are important documents. Yet that in itself can be a downside.
Often launched with a bit of…
5 beliefs that get in the way of people addressing ethics
It seems to make sense, doesn’t it – ‘doing the right thing’. And you’d think that an insurance firm…
Are your firm’s values less ethical than you think?
Ethical dilemmas provide great material for use in corporate training, for they
can easily be tailored to reflect the learner’…
Does your Code of Ethics send the right signals to employees?
Following on from this recent post
[https://www.ethicsandinsurance.info/2015/09/30/need-code-of-ethics-for/], your
employees should now be convinced…
What do you need a Code of Ethics for?
Most of you will work for firms that already have a code of ethics. That’s
great, but most firms…
Ethics survey reveals a lot about the insurance profession
What do insurance professionals think about the ethics of their sector? A recent
survey
[http://www.theinstitutes.org/sites/www.…
Conduct and Ethics: why insurers need to understand the difference
Earlier this week I looked at the difference between compliance and ethics, and at why that difference matters to insurance…
Are ethics and compliance different? And why it matters.
I occasionally come across companies who question the need to consider ethics, on the basis that they’ve got all…