In May, Howden will be running a series of free of charge regional seminars on ‘Managing People to Manage Risk’.Read More
You have renewed your professional indemnity insurance. The policy documents have arrived and you have carefully filed them away…..but there is something else you need to do…….check you are providing information about your professional indemnity insurance as required by the Provision of Services Regulations 2009 (“the Regulations”).Read More
Howden have published the latest edition of Pi magazine. To access the most recent edition of this professional publication, please click the link below: www.howdengroup.co.uk/en/pi-magazine This article was submitted to be published by Howden UK Group Limited as part of their advertising agreement with Today’s Conveyancer. The views expressed in this article are those of […]Read More
To read the latest edition of Pi magazine from Howden, please click the image below An influx of capital into the insurance market and competition between insurers and brokers has driven down the cost of many forms of insurance. That’s great news for insureds but the sustainability of pricing must be considered against a backdrop of […]Read More
There has been a great deal of media attention focused on leasehold houses with onerous ground rent clauses in recent months. The issue creates a potential risk for professionals who have acted for clients purchasing these properties if the professional failed to give adequate advice. How concerned should we be?Read More
Many firms, understandably, breathe a hefty sigh of relief once the renewal process is completed, sometimes forgetting that effective management of PI insurance is a year round process. Read More
Howden have recently published the latest edition of Pi magazine which includes a focus on Property Fraud and guidance on how to respond to a file request from a client. Simply click the image below to access Pi magazine May 2017 edition. This article was submitted to be published by Howden UK Group Ltd. as […]Read More
Top tips on managing the threat of a Ransomware attack and the critical protection afforded by a Cyber Liability policy.Read More
If Carlsberg made insurance brokers I started my career in 1981 when I joined the household insurance department of a large broker. One of my more interesting responsibilities was managing the insurance for the many personal assets of a famous brewing family. It was always something of a challenge trying to establish exactly what they […]Read More
Sophisticated criminals continue to exploit flaws in the house purchase process to commit fraud.Read More
Say what you think The Solicitors Regulation Authority’s soon to be issued consultation could have a huge impact in the event of a claim. Howden encourages all law firms to make their thoughts known As I write this, the April 2017 solicitors’ renewal season is hull-down on the horizon. The October renewal is still fresh […]Read More
Howden, the Society of Licensed Conveyancers (SLC) preferred professional indemnity insurance (PII) broker, have a launched a bespoke cyber liability insurance product for the conveyancing profession. Premiums start from £270 with discounted insurance rates for SLC member firms.Read More
We are delighted to bring you the autumn edition of Pi: The magazine for professional services firms in a high-risk world. Our fourth edition of Pi magazine deals with a raft of topics that are either directly or indirectly related to change from delivering innovation within legal practices through to designing professional development strategies for […]Read More
Don’t leave yourself without adequate cover during the excitement of a transactionRead More
The challenges and implications of the General Data Protection Regulation
General data protection regulation will become law in July 2018 and will affect every organisation that processes EU residents’ personally identifiable information. Philip Tansley, Legal Director for Technology and Cyber Risk at RPC LLP, on the regulators views and the claims that are shaping those views. The effect of Brexit upon GDPR remains to be […]Read More
Cybercrime can manifest itself in many ways and there are different types of attackers that companies should be aware of: organised criminals, the malicious insider, hacktivists and national states. Matthew Martindale, KPMG, explains how cyber attackers use ransomware and DDoS attacks to get the information, intellectual property and corporate information that they are after. More […]Read More
How do you take ownership of the cyber risk at board level? Lyn Grobler, Chief Information Officer at Hyperion, has top tips for financial services firms to help improve their cyber resilience and protect against less tangible assets – data and brand. Full version available to watch at http://www.howdengroup.co.uk/en/lyn-grobler-public/ This article was submitted to […]Read More
Ken Munro, ethical hacker, covers recent data breaches and explains the ways in which people, passwords and patches need to work together to avoid a breach. More information on Cyber and how to Prepare, protect and prevent This article was submitted to be published by Howden UK Limited as part of their advertising agreement with […]Read More
The World of crime has been transformed by technology over the last 30 years and cyber is now one of the largest uninsured risks in the UK. Graeme Newman, Chief Innovation Officer at CFC Underwriting, explains cyber insurance – what is it and why do you need it. Full version available to watch at http://www.howdengroup.co.uk/en/prepare-protect-prevent-cyber-liabilities […]Read More
The Legal Services Board (LSB) has approved the Council of Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) proposal for practices to move away from its Master Policy with an opt-out for Professional Indemnity Insurance to a more competitive open-market approach. Instead, five insurers have signed up to a Participating Insurers Agreement setting out Minimum Terms and Conditions of cover. […]Read More