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Find the 4 most important ways tariffs can affect businesses by examining past and present events, including recent tariffs made by Donald Trump...
From Port-au-Prince to Paris, the risk of public disorder can threaten any business, anywhere...
Robert Hannigan, former Director of GCHQ, explains why escalating international tensions could have catastrophic consequences in cyberspace...
Today’s brutal, shifting terrorist threat is prompting event-cancellation insurers to reassess their cover. An attack on a rock concert in Paris, a truck being used as a weapon to mow down spectators at a fireworks display in Nice – the rules of the terrorist...
Hiscox Chairman Rob Childs and Steve McGill, Group President of Aon plc discuss why the upcoming market stress test is critical to the London Market. The London Market is gearing up for its first ever major rehearsal of how it responds to a market-changing...
The lifting of UN sanctions could be the start of Iran’s economic re-emergence and opportunities for the London Market, provided the banks play ball. As a country richly endowed with natural oil and gas, and with a population of more than 77 million...
Hiscox London Market’s Political Risk Underwriter on her passion for horses, driving a horsebox and watching her sons compete. I was brought up with horses and they’ve always been a part of my life...
Jonathan Wood, Associate Director of Global Issues at Control Risks compares the methods, targets and ideology of the two Islamic terrorist groups...
As one of the first insurers to offer political risk in the private market more than 25 years ago, Hiscox’s political risk cover includes contract frustration, trade credit...
The Political Risk Underwriter on the buzz of finding new clients and what it’s like to take tea with Berber tribesmen...
