A BIBA brokers' guide to the

Key Brexit considerations

Posted: 30 April 2021

The UK’s departure from the EU has been a lengthy and complex journey, with far-reaching social, economic and political implications. In this supplement we examine the impact of Brexit on businesses, plus what this means for the insurance industry, both now and in the future.

The guide includes:

Brexit and the changing face of business
UK workforce considerations
Surviving and thriving - SMEs in a post-Brexit world
Brexit: Cross-border recoveries
Brexit: The road ahead for insurers and brokers

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Claims inflation trends

Employee liability insurance

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The future of motor insurance

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On the road to change: What the Government’s Road Safety Strategy means for fleets

The Department for Transport has announced its first road safety strategy in over a decade, setting out ambitious targets for reducing deaths and serious injuries on Britain’s roads. Gerry Ross, Head of Commercial Motor at Allianz UK, outlines the government’s proposals and how they will affect fleet managers.

Find out more about the government’s Road Safety Strategy

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Helping SMEs navigate a fast-changing risk environment

Risk has never stood still, but the pace of change today is unlike anything many businesses have experienced before.

Find out more about SMEs and a fast-changing risk environment

Insight and expertise

What is index linking?

Index linking is the amount applied to insurance policies by insurers, designed to safeguard the sum insured against changes in the economic environment.

Understanding underinsurance and the risks of being underinsured

Underinsurance occurs when a business's insurance coverage is not enough to fully cover potential losses. This means that in the event of a claim, the insurance policy may not cover...

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Who is Directors and Officers insurance for?

Directors and officers (D&O) liability insurance plays a vital role in protecting the senior executives of the UK’s largest corporates. However, as the risk of legal action increases, businesses of all sizes should consider what protection they need.

Find out more about Directors and Officers insurance

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Understanding Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) and how we can help

Non-Destructive Testing, or NDT for short, is a way of inspecting and testing materials, components, or systems without taking it apart.

Find out more about understanding Non-Destructive Testing

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Living with EVs: considerations for fleet managers and motor traders

For Fleet Managers and Motor Trade operators, living with EVs brings new challenges and opportunities.

Find out more Living with EVs: considerations for fleet managers and motor traders

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Directors and Officers: Risks and insights 2026

A complex economic environment and a constantly evolving risk horizon present challenges for anyone running a business.

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The top risks for UK businesses in 2026

The Allianz Risk Barometer is an annual global report identifying the most important corporate concerns for the year ahead. It’s based on the insight of over 3,300 risk management experts from more 97 countries and territories.

Read more about the Allianz Risk Barometer 2026

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Weathering the storm: construction risks

Having a robust risk management strategy in place can help to minimise disruption and expense, whatever the weather.

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Top 5 trends in the construction insurance market

The construction industry is constantly evolving, and with it, so is the insurance market that supports it. From the way projects are insured to the technologies shaping new builds, insurers must adapt quickly to keep up.

Read about the top 5 trends in construction insurance

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Designing vehicle risk ratings fit for the future

Now, as the motor industry enters its most transformative era ever, the insurance industry is responding by reviewing how we rate vehicles to ensure we are prepared for the vehicles of the future.

Find out more about designing vehicle risk ratings