A business can grow steadily for years while its insurance barely changes at all. New services are introduced, turnover increases, contracts become larger and operations expand into new locations, yet the insurance programme often remains based on what the business looked like several years earlier. That is where problems begin. Many Small and Medium-sized Enterprises […]
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A director signs off a hiring decision, approves a new supplier, or responds to a shareholder complaint. Months later, that routine business judgment is being questioned. This is where management liability insurance for directors matters. It is designed to protect the people making decisions at the top of a business when those decisions lead to
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A single unpaid invoice can do more damage than many business owners expect. The immediate issue is lost income, but the wider problem is pressure on cash flow, payroll, supplier payments and borrowing. That is why insurance for unpaid invoices is worth serious consideration for businesses that trade on credit terms. For some firms, late
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Customer insolvency is one of the most disruptive risks facing businesses that trade on credit. When a client fails, the financial consequences can extend far beyond a single unpaid invoice, placing strain on cash flow, supplier relationships and future investment plans. For businesses operating in volatile economic conditions, managing insolvency exposure is no longer a
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Lithium-ion batteries have become indispensable to modern technology, powering everything from mobile phones and laptops to electric vehicles. Despite their efficiency and widespread use, these batteries pose significant risks, particularly fire hazards. The London Fire Brigade has stated that the fastest-growing risk in the capital is [lithium battery-powered] e-bikes and e-scooters. As reported by the
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This week we are focusing on the welcome, and very overdue, changes to whiplash claims settlements. What has happened? The provisions within the Civil Liability Act relating to whiplash claims have now come in to effect from the 1st June. In brief, the Act has introduced a new tariff of set amounts for compensation for
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The NHS now has more than 4.6 million people on waiting-lists for surgery and 300,000 people have been on hold for more than 12 months. * We are all proud of the NHS, especially after the fantastic vaccine roll-out, and whilst it continues to provide the majority of healthcare to the nation particularly emergency and
Private Medical Insurance – How long will you wait to see a specialist? Read More »
Product recall insurance is a worrying prospect for any producer(especially those using contract manufacturers outside the UK) of goods, threatening both financial loss and damage to a company’s brand and reputation. Products catered for can range from food & beverages, nutraceuticals, medical devices through to consumer products and even automotive parts and everything in-between. Cover
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Over 40 changes to the Highway Code, including updates to existing rules as well as the addition of new text, came into effect from 29 January*. Whilst these changes are relevant to all road users, it’s important that our commercial motor clients are aware of these changes and communicate them effectively to their drivers. Aviva
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