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In this episode, Peter Mansfield interviews Sandra Lewin, Founder of 100 Women in Insurance. They discuss Sandra's journey into the insurance industry, her motivations for advocating for women, and the importance of celebrating female talent. The conversation covers statistics on women in the insurance market, the challenges they face, and the role of men in achieving gender equality. Sandra shares insights on the retention of female talent and the impact of societal structures on women's careers. The episode concludes with advice for both men and women in the industry.

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In this episode, Peter Mansfield interviews Lorraine Harfitt, CEO of Asta, to explore the role of Lloyd's Managing Agents. Lorraine shares her journey in the insurance industry, the structure of Lloyd's, and the responsibilities of managing agents. The conversation delves into the differences between managing agents and members agents, the history of managing agents, and the regulatory framework governing them. Lorraine also discusses the future of Asta and the Lloyd's market, highlighting opportunities for young professionals in the insurance sector.

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In this episode, Peter Mansfield dives into the intricate world of insurance-linked securities and catastrophe bonds with expert Steve Evans. They explore the convergence of insurance and capital markets, discussing how these financial instruments provide protection against major natural disasters. Steve shares insights on the growth of the ILS market, the benefits for insurers and investors, and the future potential of these innovative financial products. Whether you're new to the topic or looking to deepen your understanding, this episode offers a comprehensive overview of a niche yet rapidly expanding market. Tune in to learn how these securities are shaping the future of risk management.

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In this episode, Peter Mansfield is joined by Howard Benge, Director at the Insurance Museum, and they delve into the Great Fire of London, exploring its origins, the conditions leading up to it, and its devastating impact on the city and its inhabitants. They discuss the historical context of London in 1665, the construction methods of the time, and the inadequate fire management practices that contributed to the disaster. Eyewitness accounts provide a vivid picture of the chaos and destruction, while the conversation also touches on the aftermath and the birth of fire insurance as a response to such catastrophic events. This conversation explores the historical significance of the Great Fire of London, its impact on the city, and the subsequent development of fire insurance. The discussion highlights the rapid recovery of London post-fire, the innovative contributions of Nicholas Barbon in establishing fire insurance, and the evolution of insurance companies in response to changing risks. The long-term legacy of these developments is examined, showcasing how the Great Fire shaped modern insurance practices and fire prevention methods.

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Welcome to Insurance Covered, the podcast that covers everything insurance. In this engaging conversation, Peter Mansfield and Nick Wealthall explore the intriguing parallels between poker and the insurance industry. They discuss how the skills learned in poker, such as emotional control, decision-making under pressure, and understanding human psychology, can be applied to underwriting and claims handling. Nick shares his unique journey from a professional poker player to a consultant, emphasising the importance of trust, experience, and the ability to navigate incomplete information.

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Welcome to Insurance Covered, the podcast that explores all things insurance. In this episode, Peter is joined by Alun Lucas to talk about online forms: why they often frustrate us, and more importantly, how they can be improved. We discuss why so many organisations, including insurers, rely on online forms to gather information, and how this process can be made better for both the organisation and the user. Finally, we play a round of Family Formtunes, a game highlighting the form questions most likely to make people abandon the process altogether.

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Welcome to Insurance Covered, the podcast that covers everything insurance. In this episode, we dive into the world of insurance innovation with Rosie Denee, Head of Lloyd's Lab. Discover how Lloyd's Lab serves as the innovation engine for the Lloyd's marketplace, supporting the development of new insurance products and de-risking innovation for the market. Rosie shares insights on the evolution of Lloyd's Lab, its award-winning accelerator program, and the significant partnerships that drive innovation in the insurance industry. Tune in to explore the challenges and opportunities in insurance innovation and how Lloyd's Lab is shaping the future of the industry.

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Welcome to Insurance Covered, the podcast that covers everything insurance. In this episode, we dive into the world of insurance innovation with Rosie Denee, Head of Lloyd's Lab. Discover how Lloyd's Lab serves as the innovation engine for the Lloyd's marketplace, supporting the development of new insurance products and de-risking innovation for the market. Rosie shares insights on the evolution of Lloyd's Lab, its award-winning accelerator program, and the significant partnerships that drive innovation in the insurance industry. Tune in to explore the challenges and opportunities in insurance innovation and how Lloyd's Lab is shaping the future of the industry.

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In this conversation, Peter Mansfield and Lorcan Hall explore the critical yet often overlooked role of insurance in achieving the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). They discuss the current status of the SDGs, the significant funding gap needed to meet these goals, and the reasons why insurance is frequently ignored in development agendas. They discuss the importance of integrating insurance into sustainable development strategies and provides insights from research on how the insurance industry can better articulate its value to public sector organizations.

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In this conversation, Peter Mansfield interviews Andy Creed about runoff and legacy insurance, exploring its significance in the insurance ecosystem. They discuss the evolution of the legacy market, Riverstone's role, the reasons insurers sell their books of business, and the value proposition for Riverstone. The conversation also delves into the differences between reinsurance and legacy insurance, the importance of relationships, active claims management, and the nature of legacy claims. Andy shares insights on the future of the legacy insurance sector and offers career advice for those interested in this field.

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