Cyber incidents have once again topped the UK Risk Barometer rankings for the third consecutive year – an unsurprising outcome given the ongoing rise in high-profile cyberattacks, IT system failures, and data breaches. These incidents continue to expose new vulnerabilities across sectors.
A proactive approach ensures that organisations are well-prepared to navigate challenges and maintain operational continuity.
A recent survey of the top 500 small and medium sized companies has revealed that Theft and Malicious Damage remains in the top five threats to their business. Cyber might be the number one threat to SME’s, but old-fashioned theft is still a major concern. This isn’t...
After over a decade of soft market conditions, the insurance industry is experiencing upheaval– with fewer insurance providers, reduced appetite for risk and capacity.
Professional Indemnity insurance in the design and construction sector is changing rapidly leading to some organisations unable to arrange the professional indemnity insurance required to support their business.
A fish farmer will usually aim to arrange Stock Mortality insurance either on either a Named Perils or ‘All Risks’ basis. The problem for the fish farmer is that other than in Norway, there are currently a limited number of insurers who can provide insurance on a direct basis.