
Case study
Reducing the financing gap for women-led businesses and SMEs
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), many owned or led by women, are the key drivers of growth around the world. Yet women have less access to support, funding and resources than their male counterparts.

Case study
Minimising risks to people and communities
The prevention of abuse and helping those affected to recover

UP Bitesize
When art meets science
Paula Wilson, Head of Marketing at Liberty Specialty Markets, talks to Dr Emily Drabek-Maunder about the parallels between astrophotography and insurance.

Insight
New risks of the hydrogen economy
The growing hydrogen economy has the potential to cut global emissions. How prepared is the insurance market for these new risks? Ian Robb explains.

Insight
Building technology in our own image is not the solution we need
As the London Market embraces technology what happens when digitalisation causes problems? Matthew Moore makes the case for more inclusive thinking.

UP Bitesize
Celebrating female leaders
Kate Connolly, Compliance Officer at Liberty Specialty Markets and Chair of the Gender Matters Committee talks to Emma Pearce and Amanda Burnell about celebrating female leaders, who has been inspirational to them throughout their careers and congratulating them on their recent Insurance Business UK Elite Women win.
Video
Climate change, the amplifier of all industry risks
‘Insurance has always been about helping people recover quickly from difficult events. Just as important is improving the ability to better withstand these events, which is why one of our ESG focus areas is increasing customer resilience’ - Mike Gosselin

Insight
How Insurers can help the art world cut emissions
Artists have made a stand against climate change, but what can the art world do to reduce emissions? David Saillen thinks insurers can support them.

Insight
Is London's marine insurance market trapped in a cycle of self-defeat
Having achieved a degree of rate adequacy, London’s marine insurance market is losing its momentum. With over 30 years’ experience of underwriting marine risks, Mike Burle says now is not the time to reduce rates.