All Reports articles – Page 3
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ReportsUnder the weather
John Hancock says climate change is a new risk that should be planned for now
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The maze of risks
Risk management is an essential, yet often confusing part of an SMEs business plan. Ann Hesketh asks who is responsible for getting the risk management message across to SMEs?
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Capacity for terror
The stand-alone terrorism market is experiencing considerable growth with capacity flooding in. Andrew Holt explains why
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How can a company's reputation be protected?
Several high profile incidents involving possible reputational damage to multinational companies occurred recently, so how can companies guard against it? Caroline Jordan reports
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ReportsFacing the technological future
Insurance Times together with our partners, SSP and IBM, held a round table discussion on the challenges facing the insurance industry on the technology front. A panel of experts gave their views
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Judging the liability
A simple accident on a village green resulted in a ruling that has implications for landowners and their insurers. Huw Edwards reports
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Tracking the cost
The various approaches to indexation of periodical payments awards were considered in a defining case. Adrian Dagnall explains
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A clash with Europe on health and safety law
The EU ruling over health and safety and the use of the term 'reasonably practicable' will have ramifications for UK law, Hugh Price reports
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Sharing the blame
When two broker firms fail in their duty of care to a client, how should damages be apportioned. Ling Ong & Michael Walkington explain
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Clamping down on admissions
Procedural changes to rules governing pre-action admissions and payments into court will have a considerable effect on how insurers handle personal injury claims. Lea Brocklebank explains
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Open access needs open minds
The delivery of legal services in the UK has seen significant evolution in recent years and there is more to come. However, Richard Finan asks whether the market is ready to respond to the real opportunities the new legal landscape has to offer
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Dogged by predators?
Caroline Jordan finds the premium finance market is highly competitive, predatory and secretive
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Taking care of business
The decision whether to take premium finance in-house is not an easy one, says John Hancock
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What brokers really think
A broker study by RBS Finsure has given an insight into brokers' working life. Howard Lent reports
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Bring on the mergers
The healthy state of the premium insurance finance market is encouraging activity and providing the opportunity for mergers, Howard Lent reports
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SMEs by numbers
More than half the UK working population are employed by SMEs, and they continue to grow, says a DTI report
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Keeping up with risk
Andrew Holt finds that risk management is of increasing concern to SMEs, and brokers must do more to promote it
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Taking a hit from crime
Many small businesses are leaving themselves open to crime with inadequate risk management. But they must accept greater responsibility, says James Sullivan
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