Covid-19: We want to break free…
As lockdown continues PKF Littlejohn’s John Needham, shares information about how insurance businesses are accessing the government’s business relief measures amid the coronavirus pandemic.
This week saw Hiscox come under pressure from an action group formed by businesses demanding it honours BI cover and insurers develop a range of Covid-19 related extensions.
App-based broker Lenny also became a coronavirus casualty as it was forced to close after failing to find new backers.
The market also got to listen to the brand new Insurance Age/Post CovidCast as we attempt to make sense of the insurance implications of the crisis in a series of video posts.
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