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As its name would suggest, an Estimated Maximum Loss (EML) is an estimate only based on previous losses and there is no exact formula that insurers use to arrive at this figure.
Read More...As with most things in life, simplifying the tedious tasks can free up invaluable time which can be spent on the more enjoyable things. With the fast paced nature in which the construction industry operates, we understand that the most important asset a company in this sector can have is time, and how your time is managed can have a huge impact on the success of your business.
Read More...The last 24 months have been interesting and challenging for insurers, brokers and clients alike. Grenfell is continuously used as a prime example of why renewals are trickier and more time-consuming for professions which have any exposure to cladding and/or fire engineering.
Read More...With several interested parties on a construction site, often with their own insurances, keeping track of who is covering what can easily get messy.
Read More...Many businesses expect their general broker to be able to understand every element of their insurance needs. Development of properties is a complex area with multiple factors to consider, such as JCT contract conditions, funder requirements, leaseholder requirements and many more.
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