ABI warns insurers there is ‘no room for complacency’ on DEI
The Association of British Insurers has published an update on its progress towards becoming the “most diverse, equitable and inclusive sector” in the UK.
This update comes one year after the ABI published its blueprint, which set out a multi-year strategy and work plan to improve diversity, equity and inclusion across the insurance and long-term
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