Hiscox’s FloodPlus – a new flood product launched in 2016 for US homeowners – has been shortlisted as a finalist in the NIIT Insurance Initiative of the Year category at this year’s Insurance Day London Market Awards.
Tell us more about the 'Telling the London Market Story' campaign recently launched by the London Market Group
The idea is to help answer the "why London?" question for our existing and potential clients. We're looking to articulate what it is that London makes possible.
In response to a growing need to meet the cost of expensive recalls in aircraft manufacturing, Hiscox has launched Aviation Component Warranty – the market’s first industry-specific product recall cover for aircraft components.
Companies could face a much higher bill from a cyber attack than they are prepared for if they do not take account of ‘slow burn’ costs such as reputational damage, litigation and loss of competitive edge, according to new research from Lloyd’s.
The Lloyd's Market Innovation Awards took place last night and Hiscox are delighted to announce that their Household team won the 'Best product innovation' award category for FloodPlus.
Hiscox is helping seriously ill or disabled children to enjoy a holiday of a lifetime in Florida this October with Dreamflight – a charity that, each year, takes 192 boys and girls between the ages of 8 and 14 away to the US on a specially chartered British Airways airliner.
As the line between professional liability and cyber risk becomes increasingly blurred for US hospitals, specialist global insurer Hiscox has combined the expertise of its healthcare and cyber underwriters to launch Healthcare Threat Protect; one of the first insurance products to deal effectivel
In response to the growing and rapidly evolving terror threat, insurance broker Lockton in conjunction with London Market insurers Hiscox, Beazley, Talbot and XL Catlin, have launched a new product – Terrorism Crisis Solutions (TCS).
In 2014 Hiscox London Market ran its first major broker survey to understand more about what brokers thought of its service; where the business performed well and where it needed to improve.