Motor insurance predictions are complicated by the future of the relatively new technology in electric cars, while diesel and petrol are being phased out in some countries. Electric cars suit some of our clients, but often aren’t a feasible option for those driving long distances, those working in rural locations or those who need larger vehicles. Allianz has published some interesting facts, figures and commentary on the future of diesel. Click here to read the report. We are here to help.
With responsibilities ranging from new product line design, development and scaling up insurance coverage, through to stock, industrial machinery, tools and goods in transit insurance, aligning your insurance policy with your production plant(s) is a complicated task.
Thank you, Bodyshop magazine – we loved your article, ‘The Evolution of Vehicle Theft’. The 1980s and 1990s were an insurer’s horror story: joyriders enjoyed breaking into cars because mainstream car security measures were basic. As a result large steering wheel locks (‘crook locks’) became popular amongst car owners.
What would it be like to witness a cyber-attack where you work or on your own business? How would you minimise damage and should you pay ransom? Mark Ward, Technology Correspondent for BBC News, wrote an excellent account of what happened when Blink Wink (fictional company) came under cyber-attack.
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