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How insurers can support farmers facing mental strain

Intact's Chris Hurst, AMB Rural and Commercial's Alan Tate-Smith, HCR Law's Bryn Thomas, and Crawford's Nicole Caine, Emma Ann Hughes

The latest Insurance Post Podcast explores the growing mental health challenges facing the UK farming community and the role insurers, brokers and loss adjusters can play in supporting vulnerable customers.

 

Chris Hurst, director of agriculture at Intact, and Alan Tate-Smith, founder of AMB Rural and Commercial, kick off the discussion by outlining the financial, regulatory and emotional pressures

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