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BPL Global Chairman, Charles Berry, explains how general property insurers view political violence insurance: if the level of disturbance gets serious, the risk remains with the policyholder. Read article
Read more“Political risk surge sparks hiring frenzy”, Insurance Day, 12 February 2008, Oleg Vukmanovic. Read article
Read more“Let’s talk insurance”, GTR Roundtable Discussion, November/December 2007. Read article
Read moreBPL Global welcomes the Lloyd’s new regulations governing Contract Frustration and Trade Credit insurance policies underwritten at Lloyd’s. Read press release
Read more“PRI : Risks that never went away”, GTR November/December 2006. Read article
Read more“Visible reward for an invisible export”, Lloyd’s List, 29 June 2006, James Brewer. Read article
Read more“Challenging exposure”, Trade Finance, July/August 2006, Oliver O’Connell Read article
Read moreIn this letter to clients, written amid the controversy following the New York Attorney General’s investigation into the conduct of one of the larger broking firms, Charles Berry reaffirms BPL Global’s role as agent exclusively of its clients, and why incentive commissions and ‘placement services agreements’ (PSAs) offered by insurers are incompatible with this role.
Read moreIn this article in Business Insurance magazine BPL declares its rejection of contingent commissions, as it regards them as incompatible with the broker’s duty as agent of the insured. Read article
Read moreIn this article in the Financial Times, BPL declares its long-standing opposition to the practice of receiving contingent commissions and its rejection of such commissions. Read article
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