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Marine pollution incidents and the role of ITOPF
In this IIL marine webinar, Andrew Le Masurier talks about marine pollution incidents and the role of ITOPF as a not-for-profit scientific advisory funded by the global shipping industry. The speaker discusses ITOPF’s core services, provides examples of case studies such as the Gulfstream incident and the 2019 Brazil mystery spill. Andrew also presents on recent trends in marine pollution and looks to what the future may hold for ITOPF and the wider industry.
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CPD visit to City of London Police Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED)
During this IIL CPD educational visit, attendees will get an inside view of IFED, the specialist police unit established in 2012 to investigate serious, organised, and opportunistic insurance fraud.
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Dominant trends in the insurance market of transition economies - a case study of Uzbekistan
In this IIL London Market webinar, Anvar Umarov explores the dominant trends shaping quickly growing and promising insurance markets in transition economies, with a particular focus on Uzbekistan – a region with significant potential in hydrocarbons, mining, uranium, and other valuable resources.
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The importance of interconnectors and the unique challenges they pose for insurers
In this IIL marine and energy webinar, Andrew Norris talks about the importance of interconnectors in renewable energy and the challenges they pose for insurers. The London market can offer capacity and expertise in the traditional power sector. However, the risks associated with interconnectors pose a range of complex and interesting problems for insurers and a better understanding of this will be of interest to members participating in these risks.
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Emotional intelligence in the age of AI
In this IIL webinar, Jay Unwin explores the growing importance of emotional intelligence in a workplace increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence, focusing on developing uniquely human skills that complement AI capabilities.
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Conservation, climate action & collaboration: Future Leaders Nature Summit 2025, West Scotland
Are you a future leader of the insurance industry, looking to forge connections with others and help bring about meaningful change? The IIL YMC and Climate Pursuits are looking for next year’s cohort for a once-in-a-lifetime experience on the west coast of Scotland.
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YMC webinar: What is actuarial, actually? An actuarial 101 for non-actuaries
This Insurance Institute of London YMC CPD webinar is aimed at demystifying the world of actuaries for non-actuaries.
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The claims cure: U.S. medical malpractice insights for the London Market professionals
In this IIL claims webinar, Sara Nau and George Morris give an engaging and informative session on U.S. medical malpractice claims and their implications for the London Market. This webinar provides essential insights into the challenges and opportunities these claims present, empowering London-based claims handlers to navigate the complexities of this critical area more effectively.
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Components of a major cyber event: A (re)insurance approach
In this IIL reinsurance webinar, Lucy Fraser, Geraldine Kearney, Fraser Barr and Souki Chahid discuss the ABI and Lloyd’s of London paper, ‘Components of a Major Cyber Event: A (Re)Insurance Approach’. The emerging and incredibly complex nature of cyber threats are a crucial challenge to our industry. There is no one single definition of a major cyber event, and history does not yet provide enough evidence to build one. However, getting ahead of these threats and understanding the risk they pose is where our industry excels. By collaborating with Lloyd’s, the webinar speakers and colleagues have been able to develop a framework and a consistent set of components for firms to consider when trying to build their own definitions. This should provide more certainty for insurers, government and customers.
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A review of and update on environmental legislation
In this IIL casualty webinar, Valerie Fogleman provides an overview and update on environmental legislation and its implications.
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Somali/ East African piracy – then and now
In this IIL claims webinar, Richard Neylon talks about the evolution of piracy in the region, from its peak in the early 2000s to its decline and recent resurgence. This session examines the key drivers behind these shifts, including geopolitical, economic, and security factors, and assesses the impact on global shipping and marine insurance. Attendees will explore how risk mitigation strategies, such as naval interventions, onboard security measures, and evolving underwriting approaches, have shaped the industry’s response. This session also examines how the industry resolved hijacking cases. Finally, the speaker talks about the future outlook, highlighting emerging threats and the ongoing challenges for insurers, shipowners, and international regulators.
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New energy vectors: The risks of future transport
In this IIL casualty webinar, Martin Brown looks at the use of new energy vectors in the automotive industry.
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Getting it right: Competence, policy and risk management in construction
In this IIL property webinar, Richard Harral talks about building competence in the UK building industry, from the Luton Airport fire through to his experience in how insurers could look to evidence of competence within the construction industry to drive risk differentiation.
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From culture to compliance: managing non-financial misconduct in insurance
In this IIL London Market webinar, Suneeta Padda examines the FCA’s evolving expectations on non-financial misconduct (NFM) and its impact on governance, workplace culture, and regulatory compliance, providing practical guidance on identifying, preventing, and managing NFM within insurance firms.
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