New research from Direct Line business insurance reveals that 43 per cent of electricians and gas engineers have been explicitly asked by clients to tamper with their electricity or gas meters to make them run […]
Heat the person, not the entire house. That’s the advice of TV moneysaving expert Martin Lewis and he is right of course, it saves you quite a bit over the colder months. But insurers may […]
It makes sense to track the damage in real time when a serious weather event occurs, or a natural event like a volcano eruption or earthquake strikes. For insurers, all data, from a variety of […]
Now that the schools are opening again and the summer holidays are over, crime levels at centres of education will naturally fall; fewer bored teenagers means a reduction in fires, break-ins and casual vandalism. But […]
Interesting news from Zurich, who have noted a spike in house fire claims caused by over-heating lithium batteries. Here’s the word; Moves to legalise e-scooters on Britain’s roads could lead to a rise in house […]
We asked Horwich Farrelly for some thoughts on e-scooters and their associated risks, because as the better weather arrives in the UK the chances of accidents, thefts, vanadlism, damage to third party vehicles etc increases. […]
Near Space Labs, the cutting-edge geospatial intelligence and Earth observation company, today announced the launch of its 10 cm per pixel Earth imagery resolution. This highly detailed imagery will be offered at the same affordable […]
The consumer habits of a country in lockdown has added fresh risk to a significantly underinsured market. Data from Moveable shows that over 1.5 million people had a shed built, and over 700,000 had a […]
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