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Monday 12th September 2022
Why are property owners’ insurance premiums rising?

With the UK inflation rate hitting a 40-year high of 10.1%, the risk of underinsurance has rarely been higher. Insurers base property premiums on the rebuilding cost of properties, which is set to increase until at least the end of 2022.   According to the Building Cost Information Service (BCIS) Materials Cost Index, the cost […]

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Monday 12th September 2022
Emergency Services Show 2022

Date: 21-22nd September 2022  The Emergency Services Team at Kerry London is delighted to attend the Emergency Services Show at the NEC, Birmingham. Come for information and advice at stand L89.  Kerry London has been providing emergency and healthcare insurance to numerous organisations for more than a decade. Our private ambulance cover and medical malpractice […]

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Thursday 8th September 2022
Q3 PI update: professional indemnity for insurance brokers

Insurance brokers are skilled at placing professional indemnity insurance (PII) for their customers, but what do they need to consider when arranging cover for themselves?   Keeping on top of the latest legislation and regulation is common practice for insurance brokers, so how can using a broker to purchase PII help? The FCA’s Business Interruption (BI) […]

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Tuesday 30th August 2022
Private ambulance: Supporting the community

Pressure is mounting on all 11 ambulance services in England, and many are redirecting most of their services to handling 999 calls and reducing their private medical cover contracts. This change is driving increased demand for private ambulances, which already deal with many non-emergency services across the UK.   Ambulance services data shows that in June […]

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Tuesday 16th August 2022
UK company directors face increased individual accountability

The UK Directors & Officers (D&O) insurance market has seen a lot of change over the last few years. A rise in class actions against companies, more stringent regulation and greater levels of individual senior executive responsibility have created a more volatile market and resulted in price increases. Almost £500m of fines were given to […]

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