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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How to keep empty properties safe
Whatever the reason, vacant properties may carry additional risks for property owners, particularly when left empty for long periods of time. This article examines some of the main risks and what your customers can do to mitigate them.
Why you need engineering inspections
Customers may be unaware of their duty to periodically inspect their equipment, leaving them vulnerable to regulatory action or even criminal prosecution if something goes wrong. This article looks at five key reasons why your customers can benefit from engineering inspections.
New ways to customise business protection
Mid-market corporate customers may face a combination of familiar and emerging risks in 2016, such as cyber threats and online reputation. This article provides information on how brokers can make use of Zurich's enhanced mid-market corporate proposition to customise client's business protection.
How ID thieves target High Net Worth clients
Research by data and analytics firm Experian reveals that wealthy couples are the second most frequently targeted demographic for identity theft. In this article, we explore how identity thieves operate, and how your High Net Worth (HNW) clients can avoid becoming their latest victim.
How new technologies can help businesses
From smartphones to contactless payments, technological innovations are rapidly changing the way we live. But what are the most important technological developments influencing SME customers in 2016? This article explores three technological advances impacting SMEs and the implications for brokers.
Four key business challenges for 2016
Are your customers facing a skills shortage? Are they ready for the introduction of the new National Living Wage? How will the uncertainty over Britain’s future in the European Union affect them? This guide for brokers looks at some of the key challenges your SME customers could face in 2016.
Technology – the risks and what’s next?
Emerging technologies can offer attractive prospects for businesses, so it is important for brokers and risk managers to be familiar with their potential benefits and anticipated risks. This article looks at four of the biggest technology trends and how they might affect customers.
A quick guide to professional indemnity
In today’s increasingly litigious society, businesses have a growing need for professional indemnity insurance. Designed for brokers, this short guide looks at who needs professional indemnity insurance, the approaches to cover and how to tailor solutions for your customers.
Three key risks for mid-market customers
Underinsurance, online reputation management and cyber security are likely to be key issues for many businesses in 2016. Designed for brokers, this article looks at three key risks that could affect your mid-market corporate customers in 2016 and beyond.
Business risks of a £9bn sharing economy
The sharing economy is expanding rapidly across the globe, with individuals increasingly open to sharing everything from cars to property, and skills to expertise. This article highlights why brokers should be aware of how this trend may affect their SME customers.