Intelligence: The future of construction insurance

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Between geopolitics, a health crisis, climate change and rising costs, it’s clear the construction industry is operating within an uncertain environment at the moment. Could evergreen policies be the answer?

Disrupting current norms can sometimes lead to better business opportunities for an industry or sector and an improved service for customers. And there is an area of the insurance industry that may

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LA blaze shows insurers must be agents of resilience

As the cost of fixing the damage done by the Los Angeles wildfires runs into billions of pounds, Rory Yates, global strategic lead at EIS, argues rather than retreat from risk claiming withdrawal is the only option, insurers must demonstrate every avenue for resolution has been pursued.

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