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Blog: And the next CEO is…?
There continues to be change at the top of the UK's insurer board rooms. But instead of relying on the tried and tested recruitment strategies of the past, Consumer Intelligence's Ian Hughes suggests a more meaningful strategy to get the most out of your next CEO appointment.
Wider sector may face similar scrutiny to 'too big to fail' insurers
In 2020 the International Association of Insurance Supervisors hopes to make key changes to how systemic risk in the insurance sector is measured and dealt with, in a move that could see more insurers face similar scrutiny to 'too big to fail' insurers and the G-SII classification dropped.
IASB votes to push back IFRS 17 roll out
A consultation on pushing back IFRS 17 is expected, after the International Accounting Standards Board voted to postpone the implementation of the global accounting standards to 2022.
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Week in Post: Spotlight falls on Banks
The spotlight has been on Arron Banks this week but we've also seen some major business acquisitions.
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Blog: And the next CEO is…?
There continues to be change at the top of the UK's insurer board rooms. But instead of relying on the tried and tested recruitment strategies of the past, Consumer Intelligence's Ian Hughes suggests a more meaningful strategy to get the most out of your next CEO appointment.
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Deputy General Manager
Deputy General Manager role with Lloyd’s registered broker in the City of London.
Circa £50,000 per annum + Business Commissions + Bonus + Other benefits, London (City of), London (Greater)
Clinical Case Managers in Leeds and London
We are looking for talented and experienced case handlers to join our dedicated claims teams
London £39,866.40 - £49,704 (incl. High Cost Area Supplement) & Leeds £33,222 - £43,041, London (Central), London (Greater)
Armistice
A huge well done to all involved with organising our Remembrance Day event on Friday, including our Corporate Real Estate team. One of them, Ibrahim, took this incredible footage of poppies dropping as he (along with others) leaned (safely!) over the gantry to let them go. pic.twitter.com/pSbapkWBBR
— Lloyd's (@LloydsofLondon) November 12, 2018
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The Top 100 UK Insurers - Updated for 2018
There is movement at the summit of our 2018 top 100 UK insurers. Find out who ranks highest in the Top 100 UK insurers in Post’s 2018 countdown, produced in association with AM Best.
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Speaking to brokers and insurers in the sector Post asked them about the cyber landscape, coverage available and risk management.
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Michèle Bacchus spoke to brokers to find out their thoughts on regulation, their trade body and their opinion of the UK insurance market
The Top 100 Insurtech firms 2018
Post, in association with Tällt Ventures, indexes those that have the most potential to influence, change or disrupt the global market.
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