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A new Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) roundtable report outlines the need for firms to have adequate vulnerability management data infrastructure, governance frameworks, and a supportive culture as the pre-requisite for effective implementation of AI customer vulnerability management.
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has joined forces with Birmingham City University (BCU) Business School to launch a 12-month pilot programme designed to strengthen the talent pipeline into the insurance profession.
DAC Beachcroft has kindly provided us with access to their insights on the key issues for the year ahead.
Navigating the Insurance Landscape Under the Building Safety Act 2022
Glyn Brookes-Humphrey, Director of Property Operations, Woodgate & Clark
This article complements a CII webinar provided by Glyn Brookes-Humphrey, November 2025.
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