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Claims Management
We understand a loss, damage or injury may occur which is when a claim will result.
Business Interruption
The most recent (2017) survey of Declaration Linked Business Interruption insurance by the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters (CILA) highlighted the ongoing concerns of underinsurance in Business [...]
A Guide to Credit Insurance
With the uncertainty of trade now and in the next few years, Credit Insurance should be a serious consideration around many board meetings. Real stress will be [...]
Cyber Insurance
Unlike health care and financial services organizations who regularly handle personal information, some professional services providers like engineers have been slower to adopt cyber insurance policies, assuming [...]
Non Negligent Liability (6.5.1)
Arranging insurance where you have not been negligent may seem rather unusual, but depending on the type of Contract you are undertaking and as the property owner, [...]
4 Steps To A Healthier Workplace For A Small Business
Aches, pains and illness for employees can all affect productivity for businesses. For a small and medium-sized Enterprise (SME), it only takes as little as one person [...]
Which Commercial Buildings Are Most Likely To Be Underinsured?
Almost three-quarters of commercial buildings with sums insured of £500,000 or less are underinsured, according to new data from rebuildcostassessment.com. Analysis of the findings of almost 4,000 [...]
Should VAT Be Included In Rebuild Costs?
Introduction One of life’s great unanswered questions: Should VAT be included in rebuild costs? Are we alone in the universe? Who shot JFK? Is time travel possible? [...]
Directors & Officers Liability
Imagine you have the opportunity to invest £100,000 for your company, with a 70% chance of providing a 20% return within five years. Do you decide to go for it?
Storm Damage
There’s no single policy to cover storm damage, but damage caused by storms is one of the risks that can be covered by a number of business and landlord insurance covers.
Bonfire Night Burglaries
Analysis of 10 years’ worth of claims data reveals that the bad ‘guys’ come out on Bonfire Night, sparking a 22% increase in burglaries compared with a typical day.
Commercial Squatting
On 1 September 2012, it became a criminal offence to squat in a residential building in England and Wales.