PKF Broking Breakfast Autumn Budget webinar insights

Start date/time:

02/12/2025 8:15 am

End date/time:

02/12/2025 10:00 am

Join us for our next Broking Breakfast event, which is taking place on Tuesday 2 December in the heart of the City at Events @ No 6.

Our industry experts will share their views on the announcements made in the Autumn Budget just days earlier, with a focus on how Brokers will be affected by the changes. We’ll also explore how to prepare effective wind-down plans, and continue the discussion around AI from our last Broking Breakfast.

Autumn Budget roundup

It remains to be seen what changes will be announced on 26 November. However, it seems likely that whatever those changes may be, they will impact the tax position of the insurance broking market. Our Tax specialists, including Corporate Tax Partner Tom Golding, VAT Partner Mark Ellis, and Head of Private Client Tax Stephen Kenny, will revisitthe key announcements from the Autumn Budget, and focus on how Brokers are likely to be affected by the changes, and what actions you should consider taking before they come into effect. You can read our tax experts’ predictions on what Brokers can expect from the Budget here.

Wind down planning

Wind-down planning continues to be a hot topic and focus area for the FCA, with the regulator carrying out multi-firm reviews on wind-down plans and associated Threshold Condition 2.4 assessment. Director, Chris Stout, will detail the operational steps you need to include in your plan for an effective wind-down and debunk some of the myths surrounding the process.

AI in action: governance, risk and opportunity

Building on the momentum of our last Broking Breakfast, which explored types of AI and adoption strategies within brokers, this session takes a deeper dive into the practicalities of successful AI governance, proportionate to your business. Technology Partner, Phil Broadbery will showcase real-world examples of how brokers are embedding AI and preview the next wave of features expected in early 2026. This session will offer actionable insights and forward-looking perspectives tailored to the broking sector.