Directors’ and Officers’ insurance (D&O insurance) provides cover for the personal losses of a director or officer of a company if they face allegations of wrongful acts whilst executing their duties. We explain why it is worth considering D&O insurance if you have a Self-Drive Hire policy.

Personal injury discount rate: what is it and how has it changed?
A change to how personal injury settlements are calculated means insurers have to be prepared for higher payouts, and that can mean higher premiums for customers.

In our second article from CyberScale, we explore how cyber security procedures can help reduce the risk of a successful cyber attack on your business.

What are the differences between invoice factoring and invoice discounting? Which is most suitable for your business? This article explains everything you need to know.

There are currently around 4,000 farm shops dotted around the country. Here, we take a look at the risks involved and the different types of insurance you’ll need.

What is index linking, and how does it work? In this article, we look at the benefits of an index-linked policy.

What is ISO 14001 and environmental management? We explore the process to achieving ISO 14001 certification in your business and the importance of having an EMS.

Loss adjusters and loss assessors both play an important role in large insurance claims, and their roles can affect the outcome of your claim. Here, we take a look at what the differences between them are and what that means for you.

An insurance broker is an expert who liaises between you and an insurance provider. So, instead of searching for policies yourself, a broker will do that for you and present you with all the different options.

We speak to Darren Chapman, Director and Principal Consultant at CyberScale to find out more about cyber security incident response planning and why it’s essential for businesses of all sizes.