Top Ten Risks for UK Businesses in 2021
The Allianz Risk Barometer report identifies the top corporate risks for the year ahead, based on the insight of over 2,700 risk management experts across the world. We thought it would be useful to share the risks from the report ranked most important by those surveyed in the UK, to help with your own risk planning for the next 12 months and beyond.
Ghost Broker Warning as Motor Insurance Fraud Cases on the Rise
Between January and December 2020, Action Fraud received 694 reports of ‘ghost broking’, up 10 per cent on 2019. With the City of London Police issuing stark warnings about the dangers of ghost broking, and the risks for the policyholder very serious, it is important to be fully aware of just what this phenomenon is all about.
Working From Home and Mental Health: A Manager’s Guide
If you are finding it a challenge to manage and support home working staff, you are by no means alone. Thankfully, there is a variety of resources and advice on offer to help you. Because it is important to recognise that whilst your homeworkers need support, you do too.
How to Protect Your Home From Costly Damage This Winter
Winter is well and truly upon us, and with the freezing temperatures, heavy rainfall, wind and snow comes a raft of hazards. If you are looking for advice on keeping your property protected this winter and safe from the perils of frozen pipes, water escape and other potentially costly and devastating issues, the advice that follows should prove helpful.
How Keeping a Home Contents Inventory Could Reduce Your Risk of a Failed Claim
You no doubt feel reassured that your home contents insurance will cover you for anything you own that is stolen, damaged or lost. It is important to be aware, however, that when processing claims for valuable items, insurers will normally request some form of proof of ownership. Read on to learn the typical demands made, and the value of keeping efficient home contents records.
Is Your Business Ready for Brexit? Useful Resources to Help you Plan for Leaving the EU.
The Brexit transition period will end on 31 December 2020, which is just a few weeks away. There will be no extension to this deadline, even though the government is still in negotiation with the EU. For businesses, there is a lot to do, so it’s important to take steps to get organised now. Read on for helpful advice and resources.