Insurance Census 2017: Diversity isn't coming quick enough

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The Chartered Insurance Institute responds to the Insurance Census 2017. Research conducted by Post and published in the March issue showed a profession getting older, paying men more than women, with boardrooms remaining rather pale.

It has become fashionable to talk about diversity and then inclusion, and we all know fashion has a place in society and in the workplace. It brings people together; it enables individuals and

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