Opinion
How Can Your Business Deal With Power Cuts?
In this Opinion piece, Bruce Penson, Managing Director of Pro Drive IT takes a look at the risks of power cuts and how your business can cope with an outage. You may have seen news […]
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News
Mini Budget: Investment, Tax Cuts, SEIS & Solvency II Reforms
So, big news in a mini Budget. Solvency II is being partly dismantled, which is interesting for large insurers, MGAs and brokers based in the UK. There are also new Investment Zones, where companies can […]
UK Insurance Trends
Non-Exec Directors Need To Build Operational Resilience
This summer the UK’s airports have cancelled hundreds of flights due to staff shortages causing travellers delays and disruption. The pandemic gave them the warning sign, so why weren’t they ready? Storm Arwen was the […]
Global insurance trends
JERA Predicting High Electricity Demand in Japan This Summer
With the Olympics happening, there is likely to be extra load on the system, here’s the official press info from JERA; JERA Co., Inc. (“JERA”) has, based on this summer’s electricity supply and demand outlook, […]
Liability/Casualty
ECIC Calls For Increased Awareness of Safety in Construction Sector
ECIC, the specialist insurer for electrical and mechanical contractors, is urging insurers and brokers who service the UK’s construction industry to put greater focus on supporting health and safety practices amongst contractors. The Latest Health […]
News
RAC Welcomes Supermarket Price Cuts on Petrol and Diesel
Asda has announced a 3p a litre cut in the price of petrol, meaning its customers will pay no more than 122.7p a litre. Other retailers are now expected to reduce their pump prices too. […]
News
Drink Driving On The Rise, as Traffic Cops Become Part of History
Anyone who drives regularly in the UK will know two things; one, the number of drivers merrily travelling around in vehicles without tax, an expired MoT or no valid insurance is increasing, and two, there […]