The Blog Spot: Navigating these strange times
We’re already seeing travel cover suspended and confirmation BI isn’t covered for Covid-19. What might this mean for the future of insurance and trust in the sector?
These are strange days.
At the moment many European countries are on lockdown including France, Spain and Italy which has been hardest hit so far by the outbreak of the coronavirus known as Covid-19.
The UK is almost business as usual with government advice at the time of writing (2.30pm on 16 March) limited to staying in self-isolation if you’re ill and avoiding cruises if you’re over 70.
Despite this, the climate of fear is causing people to scale back their social activity. I am working
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