Brexit remains a major disruptor within the charity sector and beyond, with potentially far reaching impacts. Changes to currency and the weak pound could be significant to certain organisations, as could the effect on EU grants, legislation and European supply chains. Read our latest blog to examine some of the risks that may face a charity due to Brexit.

Something that often holds people back from becoming a trustee is the level of responsibility that comes with it, and the fear of being held personally liable if something was to go wrong. In this blog, we look at the insurance available to protect your trustees.

In 2017 Charities lost an estimated £2.3 billion to fraud. In this blog we look at what makes charities attractive to fraudsters and what a charity can do to protect itself.

If you own or manage a charity shop, it’s important to do everything you can to ensure your assets including your people are protected in case of an emergency. In this blog we can look at things you can build into your daily running of your shop, to help your insurance company defend you if the need ever arises.

The Charity Shop Survey 2017 shows that times are changing, in our latest article we will look at those challenges and how having the right insurance can help.

Safeguarding should no longer apply only to those are most vulnerable but any party who comes into contact with the charity, including volunteers and staff. Read our blog to find out more

Towards the end of last year we hosted our latest seminar, which focused on crisis management and ensuring your organisation is as prepared as possible for any potential unrest.

The Charity Commission recently published a major report into trusteeship in the sector, aiming to build a picture of the current landscape and what the sector could (and should) be doing to ensure retention and diversification of trustees.

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A duty of care is a legal responsibility all organisations must uphold to avoid carelessly injuring employees, volunteers, the public and others. Whilst there are some situations that cannot be prepared for, taking the time to think about what could happen and how the crisis could be managed is imperative.

Charities are restructuring more frequently than ever before, partly as a result of the changing economy and measures put in place by the government. You have notified everyone you should have, the stakeholders, your donors and the necessary administrative companies, but have you informed your insurance broker?