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Expert view: Getting employees back to work safely and legally
Getting staff to come back into work prompts a host of legal questions. This content features a link to a guidance document which reviews the government’s guidance on reopening workplaces in relation to the complex health and safety obligations employers are faced with.
Crisis management imperatives: More aware, better prepared, ready to respond
In this article, Carrie Huang, an Underwriting Manager with AXA XL’s Crisis Management team for Asia, explains why resilience is the fundamental imperative for companies today, and outlines how firms can become more aware, better prepared, and ready to respond to adversity.
Premium Finance Week: Supporting clients with payment services
Brokers have a key role to play in helping clients spread the cost of their insurance, especially as the impact of the Covid-19 lockdown has been stark for many businesses. This article focuses on how brokers can use technology (specifically payment services) to help and support their clients.
Covid-19: How to reduce the risk of employers' liability claims
As the UK gradually moves towards the 'new normal' and necessary changes are made to working practices, business owners will have in mind the risk of claims if employees develop Covid-19. This content highlights how businesses can mitigate the risk of employers' liability claims.
Flexible furlough scheme: The next phase of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
Since 1st July, it has been possible for employees to move to a flexible furloughing arrangement in which they can work under any part-time arrangement and be paid their normal wage for working hours. This article outlines the salient points of the next phase of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme.
Covid-19 and insurance economics: Resilience and risk in the connected world
As businesses begin to re-open following Covid-19, many leaders are expected to respond with new or reshaped business models influenced by new perspectives on operational resilience. This article highlights how insurers can help companies evaluate the comprehensive economics of resilience.
Managing operational risks during Covid-19: A focus on property and premises risks
The impact of Covid-19 on business operations means organisations face new or increased property or premises risks. In order to get businesses up and running as quickly as possible once the pressures from the pandemic ease, this article highlights five key risk areas businesses should focus on.
Webinar: How to emerge from the Covid-19 lockdown
In this webinar, Nic Brown, sales and marketing director and Richard Brooks, broker development director at Markel International look at what support is available to our brokers and policyholders to assist you and your clients with recovery and resilience as we emerge from lockdown.
How insurance companies can adapt to the new normal
Covid-19 has placed a plethora of challenges on insurers, not only in how they work, but also on how they interact with consumers. This content focuses on what the ‘new normal’ will look like for insurance companies and how they can adapt to succeed in a new environment.
Operational risks and Covid-19
As businesses move to reopen, resuming direct contact with customers and between employees, risks are exacerbated for both employees and customers. This article focuses on how businesses can evaluate and manage operational risks associated with Covid-19, including the risks to workers and customers.