180 years of Post: Insuring the film industry
There may be no business like showbusiness but, without the expertise of the insurance sector, the movie industry would struggle to create the magic we see on the silver screen. Post takes a look at how insurance has shaped the world of cinema
In 1936, people flocked to the cinemas to see the film Lloyd’s of London. It told the tale of Jonathan Blake, a friend of Lord Nelson who is given a job at a
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