Clouded thinking around cyber risks
A recent stream of high-profile cyber attacks demonstrates how many companies are falling victim to hackers. Yet in reality, many more incidents go unreported and undiscovered.
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Where have all the hurricanes gone?
Last year’s hurricane season passed off relatively quietly.
Word on the grapevine
I’ve always loved wine. My first taste of it came early: I used to have wine mixed with water and sugar when I was a nipper.
If you want to sell insurance schemes, you must get social
Amazon's Jeff Bezos pins much of the retailing giant’s success down to the philosophy of 'starting with the customer and working backwards'.
It’s not always rosy in the garden
Things are a-changing in the broker world. While remaining committed to giving customers expert advice and service and giving insurers access to their customers, many have now evolved, with some bigger brokers changing the way they do busine
Success won’t come from great underwriting alone
If historical success guaranteed future success we'd probably still be governed by the Romans.
A product approach to selling insurance (well it worked for Steve Jobs)
Selling reinsurance used to be a relatively straight forward affair.
Designed to fail
US design professionals face growing liability for big-ticket public construction projects
Bribery: local risk, global consequences
New and tougher anti-bribery laws push bribery to the top of multi-nationals' risk agenda, says Marcus Breese, Professions Line Underwriter at Hiscox.
The cost of doing nothing
The global debate on climate change is heating up again and government proposals aimed at mitigating the effects of climate change will keep this issue at the forefront for years to come.
