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A classic car, from an Alvis to a Zodiac, could be just the answer if you find your modern vehicle lacking excitement or charm.
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Are major wildfires becoming the new ‘norm’ for California?
As California’s wildfires continue to burn, Hiscox's Nick Waddell and Maria Snowden assess the insurance liability implications for the state's utilities.
Flood lessons from Harvey
A shortage of loss adjusters poses a flood challenge to insurers.
Cyber-attack: is your business ‘ready or not’?
According to our recent report – The Hiscox Cyber Readiness Report 2017 – it would appear that for the majority of businesses it’s a ‘not’.
Quota share with a twist
Hiscox Re's Damien Smith, Director of Underwriting - Bermuda on why innovation is key (but there’s no need to reinvent the wheel).
A policy on risk
The cyber insurance industry is holding companies to a high standard, say Brunswick’s Wendel Verbeek and Sofia Mata-Leclerc.
Falling oil prices and the energy insurance market
It might be great news for motorists and many big manufacturers, but what’s the falling oil price doing to the energy insurance market?
“White hot and passionate is the only thing to be”
In my latest ‘Word from the grapevine’ column, I look at those great wine collectors whose appreciation of wine goes far beyond its potential as an investment.
Five cyber risks facing small businesses today
Stephen Ridley, Hiscox UK’s Acting Head of Technology, Cyber and Data, talks us through five potential cyber risks that small businesses face and some tips for good cyber risk management.
An ad agency’s campaign hits the wrong note
In the latest of a series of blogs taking a look at some of the insurance claims we see here at Hiscox, what happened when an advertising agency failed to secure the copyright for a music track accompanying their
