Insights & Articles

Insights

You can read or search for our expert insight on topical issues here.

How to build a social following

We’ll be discussing Tips and Tricks for gaining a good following on social media… it’s surprisingly simple.

Handling client money

While a lot of brokers are comfortable with their procedures, we’re providing a timely reminder for those who may need to review how client money is handled.

Wholesale Insurance Brokers market study

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published its final report of the Wholesale Insurance Brokers’ market study. Launched way back in November 2017, its aim was to assess how competition was working in the sector

Planning works

How effective preparation can help mitigate costly planning delays.

Reputation management for charities

A charity’s reputation is fragile. It can take years to build and only seconds to destroy. How the charity handles times of crisis could make all the difference.

Charity trustees, governance and positive risk taking

Charity trustees may have high profile or controversial decisions to make and it’s a big responsibility to bear.

Jewellery and valuables

Ensuring you have your clients covered in a fluctuating jewellery market.

Parents and students using social media to harass teachers

Moving away from school playground exchanges, parents and pupils are increasingly hiding behind social media platforms to criticise or send abuse to teaching staff.

Heritage sector insights

Our recent research shows the top heritage sector concerns are the impact of a major fire, attracting wider audiences and rising costs.

Protecting clients' assets from financial crime

Crime prevention legislation sometimes does not get the prominence it needs; in this article we explore some issues that can impact the broking community.

Looking after a heritage building

Considerations of looking after a heritage building.

Top tips to declutter your home

Decluttering your home can seem like a daunting task, but our tips help you cut the clutter one step at a time.