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HSE cuts could trigger premium rise

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CBG Group has warned that insurance premiums could reach a 10-year high in reaction to the Health and Safety Executive’s plans to cut unannounced workplace inspections.

The broker has claimed that as a result of the reported cuts, insurers will now be required to increase premiums to reflect that increased risk to exposures, as well as ensuring they have sufficient

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