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Latest post from my ‘Ethics and Insurance’ blog
- Telematics and referral fees 17/May/12Those involved with the introduction and scaling up of telematics would do well to study the OFT report on motor insurance, due to be released shortly. Continue reading → […]
- Ethics and Fraud – pt2 11/May/12The second of two posts about the ethical dimension to how insurance fraud should be tackled. Insurers need to look at these six themes as a step towards securing the long term support of consumer groups, and the public at large, for this important initiative. Continue reading → […]
- Ethics and Fraud – pt1 10/May/12Tackling insurance fraud is an ethical thing to do, but the way in which insurers go about tackling it also has an ethical dimension. In this and a subsequent post, I set out the key themes around which a set of principles could be fashioned to embed some ethical thinking into how insurers tackle fraud. Continue reading → […]
Duncan is an independent adviser on business ethics, with a particular focus on the insurance and financial planning sectors. He worked in insurance for 18 years and has been an ethics adviser for 11 years. He's a Chartered Insurance Practitioner.