In November, GCHQ and BAE Systems both issued an appeal to attract more neurodivergent employees. Having a more diverse team of people can lead to innovation but how do you attract neurodiverse employees and make the recruitment process inclusive?
Insurance Brokers

Insurance Providers Warned Against Undervaluing Items
The FCA has issued a warning against undervaluing items when settling claims, especially at a time where more consumers are being affected by the rising cost of living.

SSP Hit by £5.83 Million Ransomware Attack
SSP has confirmed it is the latest victim in an upward trend of targeted cyber security attacks.

How to Make a Neurodivergent-Friendly Environment
There is no one solution for making all employees feel supported and comfortable. But how can insurance firms provide an environment which helps neurodivergent employees to prosper?

Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services
The FCA is currently consulting with firms regarding how artificial intelligence (AI) may affect financial services and how it can be adopted safely and responsibly. How can AI-powered services benefit firms and what risks and challenges does AI pose in its implementation?

How Can Insurance Brokers Support Customers Experiencing Financial Difficulty?
The FCA’s Sheldon Mills recently wrote that ‘firms must take immediate action to make sure they support customers now and in the challenging months ahead’, but how can insurance brokers ensure their clients are supported through these difficult financial times?

Can Neurodiversity Give Your Insurance Firm a Competitive Advantage?
Sir Richard Branson published an open letter in 2021, stating “The world needs a neurodiverse workforce to help try and solve some of the big problems of our time.” Companies with diverse teams are 70% more likely to enter new markets. Are insurance firms failing to utilise neurodiverse employees' strengths and creativity?

What Does the Price and Value Outcome Mean for Insurance Brokers?
The price and value outcome of the FCA’s new Consumer Duty focusses on ensuring that products and services offer fair value to consumers. How does it interact with the other elements of the Duty and what does this mean for insurance brokers?

How Can Insurance Firms Effectively Review Products and Services?
The FCA’s Consumer Duty requires the regular review of products and services and their distribution methods but how can insurance firms gather information to ensure that the needs, characteristics, and objectives of the target market continue to be met?
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