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PostCast - Issue 2 - 15/22 August

Post magazine front cover 15-22 August 2013

The team discuss the news, features and interviews from the 15/22 August edition of Post Magazine. Hosted by Post editor Stephanie Denton.

This week's podcast includes news from Post reporters Mark Sands, Francesca Nyman and Katie Marriner and Mark's interview with Markel International's president and chief operating officer William Stovin.

Meanwhile, commissioning editor Leigh Jackson discusses the latest on the rise of 'girly' brands following the implementation of the Gender Directive and the Mesothelioma Bill.

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Insurance must design careers around women’s lives

Life events like maternity and menopause still derail women’s careers, which Beth Whelan, chief data and strategy officer at broker Reassured, points out exposes structural flaws an insurance sector fighting a talent war can no longer ignore.

Q&A: Ashleigh Gwilliam, nCino

Ashleigh Gwilliam, director of insurance at nCino, talks to Insurance Post about life post-acquisition, soft market dynamics, and what the firm has planned for 2026.

Why the FCA’s fair value rules need a rethink

Four years after their introduction, Branko Bjelobaba is principal of Branko Ltd, observes the Financial Conduct Authority’s fair value rules remain costly, unclear, and ineffective offering consumers little real insight into whether general insurance products genuinely deliver value.

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