Stop me if you think you’ve heard this one before: Insurance, The Necessary Evil
The cost is obvious; the value less so. It would be typical of an insurance broker to say that insurance is good for you, and to…
Lithium-ion Batteries – Understanding the issues & risks
Lithium-ion batteries are now a daily reality in moving and storage operations and a growing risk if misunderstood. Our quick guide outlines…
Mind The GAP
Are you aware of your own terms and conditions, and confident in applying them?
ACII qualifications – Learning to serve customers
We live in a world of qualifications. It seems nowadays that everyone needs a certificate on the wall to do…
Managing Global Supply-Chain Risks
The globalisation of business, and the development of sophisticated supply chains, have brought many advantages to companies operating…
Why Cyber Criminals are Targeting You!
Cyber crime can cause severe disruption to any company regardless of size and industry. Having the right cyber cover in place can offer peace of mind…
The Role of Insurance in Mitigating Compliance Risks
Every company in the world that provides business-to-business services is now having to consider risk and compliance management as…
Mitigating The Risks of Climate Change
For the last few years, sustainability and climate change have been buzzwords across all industries. However, it can often seem…
Insurance For The Moving Industry: Insight For Removal Managers
As part of the BAR Removals Masterclass, Nicholas Marshall created a useful insight document into insurance for Removal Managers…
Avoiding The Perils Of The Deep
During the recent moving conferences that we attended as a company, we’ve met some movers who have not realised the importance of deep sea liability insurance…
Motor insurance, Would Your Insurers Pay Out?
We all need motor insurance, but how can you be sure your insurers will pay out if disaster strikes and that the policy you have is suitable for your business?
Insuring a Good Reputation
Never before has Warren Buffet’s famous aphorism – ‘It takes 20 years to build a reputation, and five minutes to ruin it’ – rung as true as it does in the social media age…