In-depth - Complex risks: Guiding clients

Tightrope walking

It’s not just large companies that face complex risks, there are a range of measures brokers can take to ensure clients of all sizes and budgets can find the correct cover, writes Sam Barrett. Additional reporting by Judith Ugwumadu

Complex risks present challenges. As well as understanding the nature of the risk and arranging appropriate cover, brokers must also ensure their clients appreciate the relationship between their business and insurance. 

It’s getting tougher too. New risks are emerging and business models are also changing, with the internet giving many more companies a global remit. “Even in the micro-SME arena you can have a client with complex risks,” says Juliet Williams, group SME director at Circle

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