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If your building suffers an escape of water (EOW) incident, it can lead to extensive damage and costly disruption – especially if it goes unchecked. Installing an up-to-date leak detection system can protect your building from harm, preventing a minor incident from becoming a major loss.Why leak detection is essential for living sector buildings

Lockton launches Flex IQ to bring clarity to the flex benefits platform market

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Accountants: cybersecurity essentials to protect your practice

Once considered an optional extra, cyber security is now a non-negotiable for accountancy practices. The sector has emerged as a prime target for modern-day cyber criminals, thanks in part to a large volume of held personal and financial data. But cyber-readiness continues to lag, with few practices prepared for the worst.

When it comes to insurance, the cyber landscape is shifting. It is becoming increasingly difficult for practices to obtain cyber insurance unless they can meet certain criteria, such as multi-factor authentication. At the same time, anecdotal evidence suggests that cyber insurance is being bundled into PII insurance or otherwise offered without question. But the reality is that your security measures must be clearly defined and implemented upfront – or the likelihood of a successful claim is slim.

In short, robust cyber prevention is the only viable option to minimise the impact of an attack. That’s why we’ve put together the below cyber security checklist, along with some practical cybersecurity measures for accountancy practices to follow.
Once considered an optional extra, cyber security is now a non-negotiable for accountancy practices. The sector has emerged as a prime target for modern-day cyber criminals, thanks in part to a large volume of held personal and financial data. But cyber-readiness continues to lag, with few practices prepared for the worst.

When it comes to insurance, the cyber landscape is shifting. It is becoming increasingly difficult for practices to obtain cyber insurance unless they can meet certain criteria, such as multi-factor authentication. At the same time, anecdotal evidence suggests that cyber insurance is being bundled into PII insurance or otherwise offered without question. But the reality is that your security measures must be clearly defined and implemented upfront – or the likelihood of a successful claim is slim.

In short, robust cyber prevention is the only viable option to minimise the impact of an attack. That’s why we’ve put together the below cyber security checklist, along with some practical cybersecurity measures for accountancy practices to follow.

Specialist car market overview: September 2025

Stability has returned to the specialist car market, despite prices continuing to soften from their post-pandemic high. For the six months until July 2025, based on the average sell-through value of public auctions, the global market is down 9.7% versus 2024. The classic market is faring slightly better, with prices declining by 5.7%.

Nevertheless, the specialist car market remains buoyant. Public sale data from our trusted evaluation partner, The Classic Valuer, reveals how and why.Stability has returned to the specialist car market, despite prices continuing to soften from their post-pandemic high. For the six months until July 2025, based on the average sell-through value of public auctions, the global market is down 9.7% versus 2024. The classic market is faring slightly better, with prices declining by 5.7%.

Nevertheless, the specialist car market remains buoyant. Public sale data from our trusted evaluation partner, The Classic Valuer, reveals how and why.
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