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Over half of businesses have no flood action plan
A survey by Previsco has revealed that 54% of public sector and private companies do not have an action plan in place to deal with the increased risk of flooding. This article explores the risks for businesses and the importance of a flood action plan.
Broker HNW clients less concerned about underinsurance than a year ago
A survey of 250 HNW individuals conducted by Ecclesiastical found that more than a third (35%) of wealthy individuals admit they can’t remember the last time they had their art and collections valued. This article explores how brokers can seize this opportunity to talk to their HNW customers.
How can the insurance industry bust ghost brokers for good?
With ghost broking a growing and persistent threat to the insurance industry, this article investigates whether technology is making the problem more prevalent – or easier for insurers to spot.
Blog: Are conflicting messages on risk controls and rates eroding trust in cyber expertise?
Is a failure to heed the cyber insurance lessons of the past undermining efforts to shore up its sustainable future? Ian Summerfield, head of cyber at Pen Underwriting, discusses whether conflicting messages on risk controls and rates are eroding trust in cyber expertise.
Four ways to escape your gym contract in the new year
What happens when those New Year resolutions go out the window or your circumstances change? What are a gym member’s rights to terminate their contract? Sheikha Begum, legal advisor, at ARAG Law, provides a few key points for gym members.
What can drivers do when councils are stuck in the mud on repairing potholes?
What can road users do about potholes, and how can they make a claim if they have suffered damages? Jeanine Borg, Associate at ARAG Law clarifies the legal position around damage caused by potholes and the possible repercussions for those who seek to resolve them themselves.
When it comes to risk management do brokers practise what they preach?
Brokers are being asked to constantly bang the drum for risk management to make sure a client is adequately insured but what about intermediaries? This article investigates what intermediaries could do to protect and ready their own businesses for all eventualities.
Motor insurance profitability roundtable: Eight key takeaways
Insurance Post and CRIF collected a group of motor insurance experts together to discuss what can be done to stop the spiral of boom and mostly bust in terms of motor insurance profitability. This article provides some of the key takeaways from the discussion.
Blog: Going back to school to solve the broking skills crisis
Recruitment is a problem across the insurance industry. A collective effort is needed to find a resolution, but it won’t be a quick fix. This article explains how brokers can play an important role in plugging the skills gap in insurance with early educational efforts.
ARAG enters new era with insurance company and law firm
Legal expenses insurance provider ARAG has completed the integration of the DAS UK brand into the ARAG business, following the acquisition made one year ago. Read this blog to find out more.