Slow motion sickness

- By Insurance Post Staff
- 08 May 2008
- Indicative reading time: 7 minutes

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The subsidence industry may be able to currently cope in servicing clients, but could a surge in claims - caused by a long, hot summer - see the sector reach breaking point? Edward Murray investigates

The value and volume of subsidence claims changes significantly from one year to the next - the trick is trying to handle the ebbs and flows that this creates. How successfully these can be managed

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