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Life & Pensions

Attracting capital: exploring shifts in global wealth

13 May 2013
In this Barbon lecture Simon Hayes, chief UK economist, Barclays, and Tim Harris, group chief finance officer, Torus Insurance provide insights into understanding the availability and location of capital. ...

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The lapsation of life insurance policies in India: causes and costs

26 April 2013
Life insurance is a valued property and a long-term contract which remains alive through the periodic payment of premiums (as stipulated in ...

The rise of high performance analytics and big data

26 April 2013
Professor Andy Neely, director, Cambridge Service Alliance and Neil Carden, director of insight and planning, the Co-Operative Group, talk ...

The implications of UK longevity

09 April 2013
In this Barbon lecture Professor Leslie Mayhew, professor of statistics, Cass Business School and Nigel Cooke, chief actuary, HSBC Lif ...

CII Professional Standards Board publishes annual report 2012

04 April 2013
The Professional Standards Board (PSB) of the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has highlighted the importance of the financial services ...

Genetic testing and insurance »
The rapid expansion of genetic technology raises complex questions about the relationships between health practitioners, customers and insurers. There is widespread concern that the use of genetic tests by insurers could create a genetic underclass and deter those who could benefit from genetic testing.
Engaging the digital consumer »
In this recent Barbon lecture, Brian McBride, chairman of ASOS looks at the changing face of customer interaction and how to engage the digital consumer.  Trevor Matthews, executive director and chairman, developed markets, Avivaa, respondied on behalf of the insurance profession.
The new and emerging risk landscape »
In this insightful Barbon lecture, filmed in March, Professor Ian Goldin, director, Oxford Martin School and professor of globalisation and development, University of Oxford talks about the new and emerging risk landscape, forecasting patterns, trends and hotspots.  
Unit-linked insurance plans »
Before 1999, the Indian life assurance sector was nationalised, with only one player (the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC)) in the market. In 1999, private players were allowed to enter the insurance sector, with a maximum foreign participation of 26%. These private players introduced the unit-linked insurance plan (ULIP) to India, a product which has, over the last 7 years, become an alternative for long-term investments in India.
Regional news »
This month's regional industry news features; West Midlands Insurance Institute hands out awards Manchester Institute gets snap happy! Jersey members get the lowdown on new CPD scheme and more...
Hitting a home run in retirement »
Stephen Lowe discusses the results of the UK's largest research study into consumer attitudes towards housing equity withdrawal and the steps needed to make it a viable option for retirees...
International news »
This month's international industry news features; Venturing into the Vietnamese market Second annual Arabic ACII graduation ceremony held in Dubai
News »
This month's local and industry news features; Texts go electronic BIBA aiming to meet the growth challenge Hitting a home run in retirement and more...
The evolution of insurance regulation »
In this insightful Nicholas Barbon lecture the regulator Dr Andrew Bailey, MD, Prudential Business Unit, Financial Services Authority, provides an insight into how it plans to approach regulation of the insurance sector in the future, including reflections on lessons learnt and a deeper explanation of its new judgment based approach and its attitude towards Solvency 2. Responding on behalf of the insurance sector Legal & General's CEO Dr Nigel Wilson lays out his views on the regulator's stance and strategy. The lecture was chaired by former FSA insurance head David Strachan, who is now co-head, EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy at Deloitte.
CII Public Affairs Update January 2013 »
The CII's Public Affairs Updates contain news from Westminster and Whitehall, Europe and the regulator.
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