Insurance Act 2015
The Insurance Act 2015 represents the most significant reform of insurance contract law in the UK for over a century. This Course will help your employees to understand the key aspects of the Insurance Act. Plus, they'll learn about the provisions surrounding late insurance claims payments enacted as part of the Enterprise Act 2016.
- 30 Minutes
- For all staff
Learning objectives
- Familiarise yourself with the Insurance Act 2015
- Better understand the provisions of the Insurance Act 2015
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