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In Focus: What risks do your construction clients face?
In part one of this In-Focus series, Jonathan Smith, head of commercial SME solutions and schemes at Aviva examines what brokers need to know about risk management in construction. Topics covered: on-site fire hazards; best practice regulations; flood risks; modern methods of construction risks.
Your quick guide to spring boat checks
The majority of your boat-owning customers will soon be returning to their vessels. Designed for brokers, this article takes a look at the main risks faced by your customers’ boats over the winter months and highlights how you can help your customers prepare for spring sailing.
Aviva Premier: Construction proposition guide
Construction covers a wide range of sub-sectors composed largely of enabling trades, builders and building completing and finishing trades. Designed for brokers placing construction risks, this product guide highlights the key features of Aviva’s Premier offering.
Construction: Risk management bulletin - February 2016
From protection of property and people to maintaining and developing compliance obligations, construction companies contend with complex risks on a daily basis. This bulletin provides information that will help mitigate some of the common risks faced by brokers and construction companies.
A BIBA brokers' guide to financial and speciality insurance
As the year gets into full swing, this supplement provides thought-provoking pieces on different types of insurance cover – some you may be familiar with, others perhaps less so. Areas covered include: trade credit; D&O; professional indemnity; reputation risk; personal accident; marine cover.
Identifying and dealing with flood risk
Severe flood events in the UK are on the rise, but planning ahead can dramatically reduce the impact of flooding. This article provides advice to brokers on how to mitigate clients' flood risks.
How to keep empty properties safe
Whatever the reason, vacant properties may carry additional risks for property owners, particularly when left empty for long periods of time. This article examines some of the main risks and what your customers can do to mitigate them.
Why you need engineering inspections
Customers may be unaware of their duty to periodically inspect their equipment, leaving them vulnerable to regulatory action or even criminal prosecution if something goes wrong. This article looks at five key reasons why your customers can benefit from engineering inspections.
New ways to customise business protection
Mid-market corporate customers may face a combination of familiar and emerging risks in 2016, such as cyber threats and online reputation. This article provides information on how brokers can make use of Zurich's enhanced mid-market corporate proposition to customise client's business protection.
How ID thieves target High Net Worth clients
Research by data and analytics firm Experian reveals that wealthy couples are the second most frequently targeted demographic for identity theft. In this article, we explore how identity thieves operate, and how your High Net Worth (HNW) clients can avoid becoming their latest victim.