The scheme has helped 1,500 businesses since 2016, but specialist commercial flood cover remains a narrow corner of the market

Insurer completes its UK network with a Midlands centre dedicated to GAP-style and other point-of-sale products, a market the FCA forced to rethink its value

Marsh survey finds 95% of UK retailers report serious cyber exposure, a year after M&S and Co-op were hit

Brokers shouldn't expect the new licensing rules to bring down average premiums quickly

The project manager certified the payments. The contractor went bust. Guess who pays

With average accidental damage claims at £3,699, insurer research bodies want repairability built in from day one

Bishop remains fully engaged day to day, with Holberry's arrival simply adding capacity

Nearly 29 million Apple buyers may get £37 each - once the funder writes off £36 million

Votzakis joins less than a year after Pen launched its dedicated anaerobic digestion product

Doctors declared income to HMRC themselves - court says that kills the claim

Members and non-members alike can join surveys, focus groups and interviews to help shape CII policy positions

Court rules the clock doesn't start until the lender demands payment

It's PIB's second US move in under two years

Renovation Underwriting’s Douglas Brown on why price alone shouldn’t decide which MGA a broker trusts with complex risk

Discover what experienced insurance professionals learned on their journey to brokerage ownership and why the right support can make all the difference

Five decades of London market run-off finally changes hands after sole objection withdrawn

Nearly six in ten adults hold no life insurance, critical illness or income protection cover, and most have simply never thought about it

Nine insurers must keep paying despite avoidance attempt weeks before bribery trial

Structural concerns are already being raised about the building. This question will shape both the property and business interruption claims to come

Micro-businesses struggling for finance are often the same ones going underinsured