The Covid-19 virus has permeated numerous areas of our personal and business lives for over 18 months and continues to have long-lasting impacts. Our latest BIBA Guide examines how different businesses and their insurances have been impacted, along with emerging risks and potential claims trends in the wake of the pandemic.
The guide includes:
Coping with COVID - the outlook for businesses
Phoenixes and zombies - the COVID-19 effect
Occupational stress and the post-lockdown workforce
How many of us would admit to occasionally being distracted behind the wheel? Perhaps whilst singing along to a favourite song, ‘rubber-necking’ whilst passing a road accident or taking in the scenery. But arguably one of the biggest potential distractions for a driver is their mobile phone.
More SMEs insufficiently insured or not covered at all
A survey of sole traders and SME decision makers commissioned by Allianz Commercial has found that a growing proportion of small businesses do not have any insurance while those that do often fail to review their cover needs when their circumstances change.
Price increases and inflation are inextricably linked to indexation, which is used by the insurance industry to help customers avoid the risk of underinsurance. We look at the factors influencing indexation and the importance for customers of making certain that they're adequately insured
Construction sites continue to be targeted by criminals who recognise the financial value of plant machinery and equipment, costing millions for the industry.
Supporting customers with eco-construction: an insurance view
An increasing priority for many industries is being able to demonstrate the steps they’re taking to become more sustainable and reduce their carbon footprint. The construction industry is no exception.
An alternative to fossil fuels is an emerging technology referred to as 'Battery Energy Storage Systems' or 'BESS' for short. But are these devices really a 'silver bullet' or a hazard waiting to happen?
Many drivers may be unaware of an imminent update to the Highway Code, which comes into force from 29 January. We have summarised the new updates and rules to consider.
The Allianz Risk Barometer is an annual report identifying the top corporate risks for the next 12 months and beyond, based on the insight of more than 2,650 risk management experts from 89 countries and territories.
Allianz unveils new commercial branch manager for Leeds and Newcastle
Allianz Insurance is happy to announce that Karen Boothroyd has been appointed to the newly created position of commercial branch manager for Leeds and Newcastle.
Allianz Insurance has announced changes within its commercial business to ensure a seamless service to brokers whilst maintaining great focus on its engineering propositions.
The pandemic has tested business to the extreme, with some sectors more impacted than others. Glen Clarke, Head of Strategy & Propositions examines the challenges and the continued role of the insurance industry in supporting customers.
Allianz broker apprentice scheme continues to deliver for brokers
The Allianz Broker Apprenticeship Programme, co-created with training specialist Davies Learning Solutions, receives positive feedback from participants.
Rethinking supply chain models in the aftermath of Covid-19
Supply chain issues continue to make the headlines with both Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic being cited as key contributing factors. Our article examines potential consequences associated with supply chain disruption, and how companies can best protect themselves by rethinking their supply chain models.