Managing Deductibles and Programmes
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Managing Deductibles and Programmes
Case study: Support against all odds
The introduction of new standards in education and childcare has brought about changes in the OFSTED inspection process. This case study looks at how Tumblewood, an independent special school and residential care provider utilised its social welfare policy to achieve compliance.
Spreadsheet risk management: A guide for insurers
Insurers currently face an unprecedented array of challenges, but the significance of spreadsheet risk may be less apparent. This guide for insurers introduces the concept of spreadsheet risk, the issues it presents to businesses and the steps you can take to mitigate this risk.
A BIBA brokers' guide to employers' liability insurance
This broker guide looks at the current trends in employers' liability (EL) insurance. Topics covered include the battle to combat fraud, case law, a look at complementary cover, and the important role that can be played by record-keeping should a claim be made against an employer.
Hiring an owner-specified subconsultant
This short article looks at what you can do to protect yourself when an owner wants to require you to hire a specific subconsultant for a design project. Topics covered include how to incorporate the right protection into your contract with the owner and professional liability considerations.
Benefits and risks of building with cross laminated timber
Widely used in Europe, cross laminated timber (CLT) is one of the newest and hottest topics and materials in American construction today. This article looks at the myths, risks and the value this product can deliver on a project.
Keyless cars: Vulnerable to theft
A recent report by Which? revealed that four of the five best-selling car models in the UK are susceptible to ‘keyless theft’. Could this be the reason motor theft figures rose in 2017/18? Download this article to find out more.
New IMO regulation calls for a sharp reduction in ships' sulphur emissions
Beginning on 1st January 2020, a new regulation approved by the International Maritime Organization requires that virtually all ships limit their sulphur emissions to less than 0.50% m/m (mass by mass). This article looks at the implications for ship owners and how they can achieve compliance.
The Banking Royal Commission of Australia: Impact and way forward
The final report of Australia’s Banking Royal Commission has highlighted a multitude of pressing issues in the banking, financial services and insurance industries. This short guide highlights the implications and how organisations can navigate the changing regulatory landscape.
Your guide to the Banking Royal Commission of Australia
EXL’s Governance, Risk and Compliance practice specialises in interpreting regulatory mandates and assisting clients on their regulatory transformation programmes. Here we present a quick synopsis of the ongoing Banking Royal Commission of Australia and the implications for the insurance industry.
Mid-market - technology: Hi-tech help
Too large to benefit from government initiatives but too small to employ their own risk managers, mid-market businesses can be exposed to unexpected levels of risk. This article looks at how mid-market companies can leverage expert support from brokers and new technologies to mitigate exposures.