This week: Dual pricing and sexual harassment claims

Sexual harassment

For a while now the insurance industry has been under the spotlight for the sheer volume of sexual harassment allegations its faced. And after Post reported this week the suspension of a senior boss at Guy Carpenter following inappropriate comments made to a female member of staff, we ask is it about time the industry stamped this out once and for all?

The incident, which is pending further investigation, came to light a day after two executives at Tokio Marine Kiln resigned after also being faced with allegations of sexual harassment.

This week

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