by exploremclare1 | Oct 20, 2026 | Thought Leadership
For many businesses, the greatest financial consequence of a major property loss is no longer the physical damage itself, but the disruption that follows. Across the Middle East, where many organisations rely on specialist machinery, imported components and...
by exploremclare1 | Oct 15, 2026 | Thought Leadership
When dealing with major flooding events, claims management must go beyond traditional loss adjustment towards evidence-based remediation, operational continuity and long-term resilience. The response to flooding at AFC Wimbledon’s stadium in September 2024 illustrates...
by exploremclare1 | Oct 14, 2026 | Thought Leadership
Climate change is increasing property losses across the Nordic region, but the biggest driver of insured losses is not windstorms or wildfires, but water damage caused by increasingly intense cloudbursts. These events are putting growing pressure on ageing drainage...
by exploremclare1 | Oct 12, 2026 | Thought Leadership
The sharp rise in gold prices is creating a growing issue for the private client insurance market. While geopolitical uncertainty and investor demand may be driving the headlines, for insurers the more practical consequence is that the replacement cost of jewellery,...
by exploremclare1 | Oct 11, 2026 | Thought Leadership
Major mining losses in EMEA: the need for specialist expertise Africa’s mining sector – from platinum, gold and chrome to iron ore, copper, coal and the critical minerals now driving the global energy transition –underpins some of the most capital-intensive extraction...
by exploremclare1 | Oct 10, 2026 | Thought Leadership
The theft of copper cabling from vacant commercial properties is becoming an increasingly costly source of property claims. While the scrap value of the stolen metal may be relatively modest, the resulting damage to electrical infrastructure can generate losses...
