What the latest data tells us about flood risk – and how to manage it
Flooding affects more people globally than any other type of extreme weather event, and new data highlights the scale of the problem in the United Kingdom.
Top 5 trends in the construction insurance market
The construction industry is constantly evolving, and with it, so is the insurance market that supports it. From the way projects are insured to the technologies shaping new builds, insurers must adapt quickly to keep up.
Designing vehicle risk ratings fit for the future
Today’s motor vehicles may look very different to those our great-grandparents drove but the underlying technology – a driver-operated internal combustion engine – hadn’t changed in more than 100 years.
Don’t get haunted by fraud: Spotting ghost brokers
In the UK, ghost brokers have become a growing concern in the motor insurance industry, using crafty tactics to trick people into buying fake policies.
Ransomware: Don’t let cybercriminals hold your business hostage
Ransomware attacks are a growing concern in the insurance world.
To notify or not to notify: Key considerations for Professionals
Recent global events have shown that resilience is vital for organisations to survive and thrive during turbulent times.
Helping to protect your business from the growing threat of storms
As climate change continues to influence weather patterns, the frequency and intensity of storms are expected to rise in the UK.
Protecting businesses from unexpected machinery downtime
With most businesses operating under time pressures, a broken down machine can spell disaster.
Why Having Accurate Reinstatement Cost Assessments is Essential for Property Insurance
Property remains one of the most significant assets for owners and investors, with insurance providing essential protection against unexpected events.
Keeping small and medium sized businesses legal
Owners of small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) often find themselves doing everything from hiring staff to drawing up supplier contracts, but taking on all these responsibilities without advice can leave an SME owner open to legal action.