Diversity and Inclusion – Page 10
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News AnalysisBriefing: Are apprenticeships the secret weapon in the war for talent?
Companies can benefit from hiring apprentices in multiple ways
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NewsLloyd’s of London has ‘willingness to improve and modernise’ as it unveils portraits of D&I role models
’Each champion has advanced the rights of diverse groups in their own way,’ says head of culture
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NewsBackchat: Music making claims manager has ear for ‘very ambient’ sounds
His Spotify profiles have been reviewed by Electronic Sound Magazine, while BBC Sounds describes his music as ’enjoyable’
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NewsRegulation and dealing with insurers causing rising broker stress levels – Ecclesiastical
’Positively, however, more brokerages are investing in their wellbeing programmes,’ says commercial director
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NewsABI warns insurance industry to not fall behind on DEI
’There can be no room for complacency on DEI,’ says executive sponsor
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NewsFDM collaborates with London market leaders to remove social class barriers
’Having access to diverse talent pools is key to unlocking innovation,’ says chief operating officer
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News AnalysisTechTalk: Lack of VC funding for BAME-led insurtechs deemed ‘unacceptable failure’
Funding for ethnic minority insurtech founders has come under the spotlight as Black History Month gets underway this October
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NewsFCA and PRA set out new D&I proposals for financial services sector
’Our proposals will encourage the largest firms to put in place plans and report against their delivery,’ says chief executive
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NewsRSA makes pledge as it announces Gain membership
’I welcome RSA joining the Gain community and their commitment,’ says board member
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IT InterviewMark Lomas: Transforming Lloyd’s of London with a symphony of diversity and inclusion
’We’re looking at diversity and inclusion holistically across our geographies,’ says head of culture
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NewsUpcoming Dive In festival to highlight ‘amazing opportunities’ in insurance market
’If you want to talk about collaboration on diversity and inclusion in the Lloyd’s market, you have to talk about Dive In,’ says head of culture
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NewsDavies aims to 'fill skills shortage' in insurance through new deal
’We need to help young people to imagine a long-term career in insurance as a realistic opportunity,’ says vice president
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NewsBackchat: September 2023
From film premieres, broker podcasts, birthdays and encounters with TV broadcast journalists, what has the insurance industry been up to of late? You heard it here first…
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News AnalysisIndustry’s reckoning over inclusive policies presents an opportunity for progress
Equity’s programmes have ”helped connect new joiners, develop and advance experienced hires and expand the reach of insurance into new areas,” says Lloyd’s chair
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News AnalysisBriefing: Insurance might not be Hollywood, but it still offers exciting career prospects
Actuary: The Movie might not have as much appeal as The Wolf of Wall Street or The Social Network when it comes to box office hits, but a career in insurance can certainly still be exciting
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NewsFrom graduate scheme to chief executive, insurance sector can do more to attract talent – Tim Bailey
’What we really want is the right skillset, work ethic and a growth mindset,’ says chief executive officer
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NewsZurich expands graduate scheme with ‘green’ placements
’A number of our UK executive committee members started on the scheme, including our UK chief executive officer Tim Bailey,’ says talent acquisition manager
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News AnalysisIs regional growth a double-edged sword for the London market?
’There is a “massive opportunity’ for collaboration between regional hubs and the London market, says head of M&A
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NewsCII launches leadership programmes to enhance professional development
’We are very pleased to be expanding our range of tools for professional development,’ says content and capabilities director
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News AnalysisThe Big Question September 2023: How can accessibility to insurance networking events be improved?
‘There are many different ways to look at accessibility and as an industry we’ve made some strides but need to continue improving’, one spokesperson says
