You Can Protect Your Business From Unfair Contracts The takeaways from our second bulletin include the following:  the “unfair contract terms” legislation only applies to contracts that are both a “small business contract” and a “standard form contract”; a small business contract is one where the contract is for the supply of goods or services, […]

A new report is highlighting the rising cost of replacing home contents after analysing figures from the past 10 years and comparing them to recent data. According to specialist research firm Sum Insured, it now costs almost $15,000 more to replace the contents of a typical home than it would have done in 2007. There […]

Under new Chain of Responsibility laws, more parties to the heavy vehicle transport supply chain will have an increased duty of care. If you are involved in this industry, or engage companies involved in this industry, read on to see whether this applies to you. If you have any concerns or queries on this subject, […]

Who will win the World Cup? JLT Specialty shares its study If you’re wondering who’s likely to win World Cup 2018, then this study from insurance broker JLT Specialty has interesting insights for you. Citing new research from JLT, Actuarial Post reported the odds – Brazil, with a 17.89% chance to bag World Cup victory, […]

Tesla’s foray into designing its own car insurance program is looking like a good idea, as the Tesla Model S was recently named the most expensive car to insure in the United States. According to data from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the Model S cost an average of US$1,789.48 in annual insurance paid. […]

Demonstrating value-add can sometimes be a battle for brokers as consumers only see the biggest benefits of the relationship when it comes to claims time – however, one recent study has taken steps to quantify that benefit so brokers can show exactly how much they’re bringing to the table. Earlier this week, Vero released its […]

The Bureau of Meteorology has joined forces with its New Zealand equivalent, the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA), to issue a joint statement on the “unusual” weather that plagued the region this summer. The joint special climate statement marks the first time the organisations have come together following the unusual climate that […]