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HSB appoints new Managing Director of its engineering insurance business
Terry Dyson's promotion forms part of HSB's reshaping of its engineering insurance business to drive continued profitable growth through its core insurance products: equipment breakdown, construction, computer and cyber; and its inspection services.
HSB Knowledge Squad Podcast:
The true cost of not having equipment breakdown insurance
In our latest podcast, HSB's Andrew Bazley and Alan Cain discuss equipment breakdown; the commercial realities of equipment failures and how they can impact your customers' finances, and the trends and risk considerations you need to be aware of. Download our whitepaper, Equipment breakdown: the true cost to organisations.
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HSB Knowledge Squad Podcast:
The role of business computer insurance in an evolving digital world
HSB's Mathew Prentice, Stacey Sheridan, and Andy Meanock discuss how evolving working trends are impacting business computer-related insurance risks, and what key computer equipment exposures businesses need to consider.
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2024 UK construction trends
Podcast
Hear HSB's John Nicholls, Construction Product Leader, and Jason Meadows, Regional Development Manager, discuss 2024 UK construction trends on the HSB Knowledge Squad Podcast. Listen via your streaming platform of choice:
Industry report
Our report explores five key trends influencing the UK construction market and impacting construction insurance risks.
Press Release:
HSB research shows that two-thirds of businesses haven’t considered computer risks
Blog:
Three misconceptions about hybrid working and IT equipment coverage
Press release:
AM Best affirms credit ratings of The Hartford Steam Boiler (HSB) Group’s members
Research report:
How evolving working trends are impacting computer-related risks
Our research explores:
- the diverse preferences of employers implementing hybrid work policies
- the impact on commuting patterns and technology usage
- the potential business continuity risks related to the UK's increasing reliance on imported computing hardware
- some misconceptions about computer cover which could leave some businesses exposed
- the crucial role brokers can play in supporting their clients in the new hybrid working landscape