iNED Forum: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion - Good intentions or effective outcomes?

iNED FORUM - SEASON THIRTEEN

Join us for the third Forum of the 2025 Programme   

"Diversity, Equity and Inclusion - Good Intentions or Effective Outcomes?"
 

After a decade or more of remarkable focus by civil society, Government, Regulators and Employers on D,E&I, it is fair to ask what has been achieved towards the business outcomes promised? And are we achieving a sustainable and beneficial model across the piece including in more recent areas of focus like ethnicity and social mobility.

Or else, as some current rhetoric from the US would have it, have our good intentions resulted in the exact opposite of Equity and Inclusion? Importantly, what is the “Lived Experience” behind the statistics?

We are fortunate to be joined by an expert panel who will explore these issues from the wider perspective of UK business, the narrower focus of the Insurance sector and through the Legal and Regulatory lens:

 Asha Musoni from The CBI
 Caroline Wagstaff from The London Market Group
 Felix Wong from Allianz
 Kate Meadowcroft from DWF Law.

There will be plenty of time for a Q&A from our audience, to be facilitated by Vivine Cameron from the CII.

This session will be Chaired by Sian Fisher, iNED Committee member and NED at SCOR Uk and ASTA.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
 
By attending this Forum, delegates should be able to:

1) Explain the effectiveness to date of UK business initiatives as well as any clear lessons learned;

2) Identify the most significant initiatives taking place in Insurance, in particular in the London Market;

3) Describe the “Lived Experience” for diverse candidates in Insurance and whether key lessons are being learned and acted on;

4) Summarise the current Legal and Regulatory position for employers, including the impact of the new Employment Practices legislation.
 

This in person iNED Forum is open to insurance Non-executive Directors (iNEDS), aspiring iNEDS, Company Secretaries, Compliance staff and all those involved with corporate governance, underwriting, broking and risk management in the insurance sector.

There is no requirement for delegates to be members of the Worshipful Company of Insurers.