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Tom Powell shares his idea to help the insurance sector overcome the BI problems

There is much consternation within the UK business community at the moment due to the unprecedented circumstances that the UK and global economies find themselves in due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

An extremely large proportion of UK businesses are now finding themselves unable to claim or obtain any form of indemnity from their insurance providers due to confusing and sometimes outdated policy wordings and exclusions.

The reason for this is quite clear and obvious in that there has not been a

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