We’ve been busier than usual here at AE Insurance Brokers lately. As part of our ongoing commitment to staying current and effective, we recently underwent a brand refresh. While it looked like a cosmetic change – a new logo, a fresh colour palette and font – the process was actually a deep dive into who we are, how we serve our clients, and where the industry is heading.
Industry News
What the Renters’ Rights Act Means for Your Portfolio
The landscape of the private rented sector (PRS) has shifted dramatically. Following Royal Assent in October 2025, the bulk of the Renters’ Rights Act reforms came into force on 1 May 2026. It replaces the familiar framework of assured shorthold tenancies (ASTs) with...
Commercial Cyber & Cyber Crime Insurance: A Critical Protection for UK Businesses
Cybercrime is no longer just an IT issue – it is one of the most significant commercial risks facing UK businesses today. From ransomware attacks and data breaches to phishing scams and invoice fraud, cyber incidents are increasing in both frequency and severity,...
Underinsurance: The Hidden Risk That Could Cost You Dearly
When people think they’re insured, they often assume they’re fully protected. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case. Underinsurance is one of the most common – and costly – mistakes businesses make, and it often only comes to light when a claim is made. By then,...
New EU Sustainability Rules: Are You Still in Scope?
New directives, sustainability requirements, and what's changed since 2025 The sustainability reporting landscape has shifted considerably over the past year. Businesses that were preparing for obligations outlined in 2025 will need to take stock of some significant...
Aquaculture Insurance: Navigating Risk in a Specialist Industry
Many classes of insurance are described as “niche” when in reality they are widely available. However, it is fair to say that Aquaculture Insurance is genuinely a niche and specialist product. As global demand for seafood continues to grow, aquaculture has become one...





