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When 'standard' risks need specialist cover
This article highlights the importance of organisations understanding when ‘standard’ risks need specialist cover.
How to keep ahead of evolving fine art and specie risks
Fine art and specie is a class of insurance available to clients across sectors and in countries globally. This article discusses how advances in technology are impacting some of the most prominent risks for clients and considers the benefits brought about by international insurance programmes.
Modernising the market: How Lloyd’s of London is grappling with the task
Modernising a 300-year-old London insurance market is a feat many thought almost impossible. Yet, a year into its modernisation strategy, Lloyd’s of London is again proving its appetite for development. This article sheds light on the details of Lloyd’s modernisation strategy.
Hackers on the job site: Cyber attacks target construction
Today’s construction operations are deeply reliant on technology, yet all of the technology comes with one overarching hazard – the possibility of a cyber breach. This article looks at the risks posed to the construction industry and the steps organisations can take to reduce data breach risks.
Back to the future of fuel
A year on from our feature, 'The future of fuel', which focused on electricity, we're going on a return trip to look at a few alternative solutions: hydrogen, biofuel and solar power. This guide highlights why insurers need to be prepared to accommodate whichever solutions become the prime choices.
The power of renewables
Renewable energy sources are becoming more widely used within the UK and so there's a need to address what insurance is required for the installations. In this white paper, we evaluate four types of renewable power and peer into what might lie in the future for renewable energy generation.
Constructive conversations: Optimising opportunities for project owners
Solving complex construction risks for project owners means bringing all the expertise to the table - risk engineers, multi-line underwriting and claims. This article highlights how project owners can optimise opportunities within the construction industry.
Getting smarter in the workplace
Smart building technology is transforming the way businesses operate, with sensors and trackers able to monitor everything from an escape of water to how employees move around the workspace. This article looks at how new innovations are making workplaces safer whilst changing the risk landscape.
Scheme Smart: How to get your delegated authority up and running
Schemes and delegated authorities continue to be a crucial element of the market landscape. However, for every successful scheme there are countless others that have failed. This whitepaper outlines how brokers can give themselves the best chance of delivering a successful scheme.
Video: CRIF's Sara Costantini on improving fraud detection in commercial lines
In this video, Sara Costantini, director at CRIF Decision Solutions, discusses the topic of fraud in the commercial space with Post commissioning editor Cecile Brisson.