Zurich
Zurich Financial Services Group (Zurich) is an insurance-based financial services provider with a global network of subsidiaries and offices in North America and Europe as well as in Asia Pacific, Latin America and other markets. Founded in 1872, the Group is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. It employs approximately 60,000 people serving customers in more than 170 countries. Zurich combines strong market positions in personal, commercial and corporate insurance on both sides of the Atlantic with strengthening positions in Asia and key emerging markets. We use our global reach across all lines of business. Our customers benefit from our ability to underwrite and provide services on many fronts, and from the combination of our international expertise, global strength and detailed local knowledge.
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Escape of water: The causes and influencing factors
According to the ABI, escape of water causes approximately £2million worth of damage every day. This article explains how implementing simple measures may prevent escape of water incidents from occurring and reduce property claims.
A simpler approach to engineering cover
Engineering has long been viewed as a complex area of the insurance market that many brokers shy away from. This article sheds light on how Zurich’s Engineering combined product offers a straightforward solution for brokers to capitalise on cross-selling opportunities.
Cross-selling to businesses: A quick guide
There are plenty of opportunities for cross-selling when arranging cover for small and medium-sized businesses. Designed for brokers, this quick guide discusses key questions that will get your customers thinking about where they may have gaps in cover and help boost your chances of cross-selling.
Eight things to know about engineering inspections
Engineering inspections are essential to ensure an organisation is meeting its various legal duties concerning work equipment. Designed for brokers, this article provides advice on how you can help your clients to meet the various legal obligations associated with engineering inspections.
A practical guide to data and cyber security for SMEs
Produced by the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management in partnership with Zurich, this practical guide is a must-read for small businesses seeking to manage their data security and brokers offering advice to their SME clients.
Autumn Statement 2016 – How will it affect businesses?
All eyes were on Philip Hammond as he made his first Autumn Statement speech as Chancellor of the Exchequer in Theresa May’s post-Brexit government. This article takes a look at what some of the headline announcements mean for brokers and their business customers.
How far away is our driverless future?
Autonomous vehicle technology is already here, but the infrastructure is still being worked on. In this article, motor industry expert Richard Aucock examines the driverless future and how legislation and car insurance may need to change to keep up with technology.
What motor cover do High Net Worth clients want?
When it comes to selecting motor insurance for HNW clients, many brokers find it difficult to differentiate between providers and offer real choice to clients. This article provides information on Zurich Private Clients’ enhanced motor proposition, which was developed in response to broker feedback.
Are you ready for new data protection laws?
The General Data Protection Regulation will introduce new requirements for those processing personal data and tougher penalties for data breaches. This article explains what brokers and their customers need to know about the GDPR ahead of its implementation in 2018.
Court success: An occupier’s duty is one of reasonableness
Zurich welcomes the court success of Karen Maria O’Rafferty v London School of Economics at the Central London County Court. This is another victory for common sense, coming hot on the heels of Edwards v Sutton, which confirms that an Occupier’s duty is one of reasonableness.