In accordance with the latest UK government guidelines, all Gallagher colleagues are now working from home until further notice.

Underinsurance occurs when you've not taken out the right amount of insurance to cover your needs. Read our latest blog to understand the importance of making sure that you are fully covered and the consequences if you are not.

Gallagher are thrilled to announce our official partnership with the ARC (Association for Real Change.)

Like all organisations, charities and not for profit organisations handle risk daily and to safe guard reputation and to manage assets it is essential to have a Risk Management plan in place.

Fundraising is a crucial part of a charity’s work, allowing it to deliver its services whatever the cause. However, with many charities having local groups, ‘friends of’ or multiple branches fundraising on its behalf, a lack of control of understanding of risk management at a local level can, on occasion, have repercussions for the charity as a whole.

Two months after GDPR we look at the initial impact of GDPR on the charity sector, we also look at the options of putting in a Risk Management strategy to deal with the uncertainty still surrounding GDPR

A year on from the WannaCry cyber-attack on the NHS we look at how the landscape around cyber crime has changed, the affect cyber crime has on charities, the type of cyber crimes and how you can insure against it.

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.