BIBA Schemes & Facilities webinar - Why do businesses need a separate computer insurance policy?

Computer insurance is a vital cover for businesses, but is often overlooked. HSB will highlight evolving computer equipment risks and claims which may only be covered by a specialist computer policy

Learning objectives:

By the end of this webinar, delegates should be able to:

• Outline evolving computer equipment exposures
• Determine computer claims trends, including what isn’t covered under standard office, property and commercial-combined policies
• Communicate the benefits of trading via e-trade, and HSB’s BIBA Computer Scheme which is exclusive to BIBA members
• Explain the value of specialist, standalone computer coverage

Presenters - Stacey Sheridan & Mathew Payne

Stacey is HSB’s Strategic Account Manager for the North region. She joined HSB in 2019 in a Business Development role where she managed relationships with brokers in the Liverpool and Manchester areas, as well as nationally. Stacey has over 20 years’ experience in the insurance industry and was previously President for the Insurance Institute of Manchester.

Mathew Payne is an accomplished E-Trade Development Underwriter at HSB with extensive expertise in computer and cyber insurance. Over his career, Mathew has become a key advocate of promoting the benefits of e-traded business within insurance, in addition to driving innovation in product development and digital transformation.

Delegates participating in the accredited webinar can claim up to 1 CPD hour towards the CII member CPD scheme. A formal completion certificate will be issued for members attending and returning a feedback form.  

DISCLAIMER:

Our webinars are designed to give information and guidance and we aim to make them as accurate as we can at the time of presentation and recording. However, they may sometimes represent individual views and BIBA cannot guarantee, nor do they accept any responsibility or liability for, the accuracy or completeness of the content or for any loss which may arise from reliance on information contained within these presentations and recordings.