The Blog Spot: Women in insurance, is anything changing?

Aara Syed

Aara Syed questions how far insurance has come in its treatment of women.

A month on from the announcement of InfoPro Digital’s launch of the Diversity & Inclusion Awards (to be held on 14 November) there have been a string of sexual harassment allegations linked to Lloyd’s of London.

On Monday (24 June) CEO John Neal revealed a staff member at Lloyd’s was suspended following what he described as alcohol-related inappropriate comments made on a business trip.

This was mere days after Lloyd’s revealed it had started advisory committees with a focus on diversity &

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Brokers, are you sure you don’t have a D&I problem?

Why is Link – the LGBTQ+ insurance network – at the British Insurance Brokers’ Association Conference next week? Because it wants to support brokers on diversity and inclusion, according to co-chair Maxim Cook and committee member Erik Johnson.