Companies must pay more for certainty says Airmic's Hurrell
Companies should be willing to pay a higher premium for contract certainty when it comes to business critical insurance products, according to Association of Insurance and Risk Managers' CEO John Hurrell.
Speaking ahead of the launch of a report on 'business-critical insurance' in conjunction with consultancy PWC at next month's Airmic conference, Hurrell, pictured, said insurers needed to recognise
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