There are few things more aspirational in life than a tailor made suit, but when it comes to insurance, why do so many people settle for an ‘off-the-shelf’ solution? Jeremy Clayton, Group Head – General Broking, extols the virtues of tailor-made insurance products and outlines why you should never accept a one-size-fits-all approach.
As firm advocates of specialist insurance for specialist sectors, there’s little point in buying an ‘off-the-shelf’ product if you work in the education sector. With the unique risks posed to schools, colleges and universities, a bespoke approach is required – we call it Academic Options.
Home Insurance is one of the easiest insurance products to purchase, but it’s vital that you value your assets properly in order to get the right cover and the right price. Here’s our guide to valuing your property, showing the current construction costs per area in Kenya.
How to avoid the wrong headlines. David Seagon (Managing Director) gives his expert insights on protecting your business, people and assets from all types of risk.
How to reduce your health insurance premiums with three simple questions. Simon Ashworth (Group Head – Healthcare) gives his expert tips on how to reduce premiums, without compromising cover.
Behind the glamour of the travel industry, all agents and tour operators still have a business to run. Here are our views on insuring your travel company in East Africa.
Buying an insurance policy? We discuss the ins and outs, the ups and downs and the do’s and don’ts when arranging cover.
If you are moving or working abroad, you’ll probably have a million and one things to organise, including your insurance. Our article gives some invaluable tips on arranging cover – we advise that you don’t leave home without it!
Buying your loved one some flowers this Valentine’s Day? The ‘true love’ starts with the growing and nurturing of the flowers, so from us all at JWS, thanks a bunch to all growers and farmers!
Our Group Head of General Broking, Jeremy Clayton, gives his forthright and candid views on the state of the Kenyan insurance market. It includes the pros, cons, progress to date and his wish list for the future.