Kay Burley to host The BIBA Conference 2026
The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (BIBA) has announced a new host for The BIBA Conference, broadcaster and journalist, Kay Burley.
‘Time:To’ announced as the theme for The BIBA Conference 2026
This theme is all about embracing the present, taking decisive action, and driving meaningful change for your business.
Aviva and Intact Insurance announced as Principal Sponsors for The BIBA Conference 2026
We’re pleased to have Aviva and Intact Insurance returning as Principal Sponsors for #BIBA2026
BIBA announces heavyweight world champion, Anthony Joshua OBE, will open Day 2 of its annual Conference
Day 2 of The BIBA Conference 2025 is set to be a showstopper, with boxing icon Anthony Joshua OBE on the Keynote Stage in the morning and legendary football coach Sir Gareth Southgate in the afternoon.
The BIBA Conference announces sponsors for 2025
The BIBA Conference is breaking even more records with more sponsors than ever before! We are extremely grateful for the support from all of them including principal sponsors Aviva and RSA.
‘A New Era’ announced as the theme of The BIBA Conference 2025
The last 25 years have been evolutionary for the insurance industry and The BIBA Conference 2025 theme – A New Era encompasses that along with what is to come next.
The BIBA Conference commits to Manchester for the next two years
BIBA has confirmed plans to return to Manchester Central next year for its conference and exhibition on Wednesday 14 and Thursday 15 May 2025.
Series 3: Episode 5 – What’s next for risk and compliance?
Sarah Myerscough chats to Leon Carford, Head of Risk and Compliance at Atlanta Group, he explains why risk and compliance need not be considered a hindrance to doing good business, and how a reframing of the way in which we understand them can bolster better decision-making.
Series 3: Episode 4 – What’s next for high net worth?
In this episode, Sarah discusses HNW with iPrism Underwriting’s Aaron Woodhams. He suggests that brokers should recommend that their high net-worth clients increase the valuations of their property from every 3-5 years to once every 1-3 to avoid any underinsurance-related losses. He also explains how iPrism remains committed supporting brokers.
Series 3: Episode 3 – What’s next for innovation?
In this episode, Sarah speaks with QBE Insurance’s David Jones about how innovation across an array of industries is creating emerging risks, and how as brokers we can equip our clients against them. For example, the motor and construction industries are both undergoing seismic shifts as they respond to the demands of sustainability and government climate pledges.