Industrial past, modern risk: The insurance challenge of mills
“Trouble at t’mill” might once have been a light-hearted phrase echoing the North’s industrial past, but for today’s property owners, it can be all too real.
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“Trouble at t’mill” might once have been a light-hearted phrase echoing the North’s industrial past, but for today’s property owners, it can be all too real.
As the popularity of platforms like Airbnb continues to grow, many Residential Management Companies (RMCs) and managing agents are facing new challenges when it comes to property insurance for blocks of flats. With short-term rentals becoming a common occupancy type, it’s essential to understand how these new practices impact your insurance cover and premiums. Champion Insurance Group is here to help guide you through these complexities and ensure your property is adequately covered.
Product recalls are critical events that can significantly impact a company’s financial stability and reputation. Being prepared and understanding the complexities involved is essential for businesses across all sectors.
When it comes to securing the right insurance for your business, whether at renewal or for the first time, there are several key factors to consider and pitfalls to avoid. A well-prepared and thoughtful presentation of your business can make a significant difference in securing the best cover at the most competitive terms. Here’s how to present your business in the best light to insurers and ensure you get the cover you need.
As a company director, are you aware of the potential risks that could affect your personal assets? At Champion Professional Risks, a specialist division of Champion Insurance Group, we offer tailored insurance solutions to protect directors from the personal liability that comes with running a business.
We’re delighted to welcome three new team members to the growing Champion Insurance Group family.
Underinsurance in property insurance has long been a challenge, but the scale of the issue today is alarming. Studies suggest that 94% of UK buildings are insured for the wrong amount, with 80% underinsured and 14% overinsured.