Following the success of the first publication by Dr Allan Manning, 'Business Interruption Insurance & Claims', we released a revolutionary 3-volume set titled 'Understanding the ISR Policy (Mark IV & Mark V)', which was followed by the standalone book, 'It Will Never Happen to Me! The Strategic Management of Crises in Business'.
Given the popularity of these publications and the requests from the insurance and finance sector, Dr Manning has put pen to paper once again, creating additional titles for our range of publications featuring varying aspects of insurance. In 2010, look out for our new releases, some of which have been co-authored with other members of our team. Such titles include:
- Crime, Fidelity & Money
- Bougainville Terrorism - Lessons for the Insurance Industry
- It May Happen to Me: The Essential Guide to General Insurance
- In Case It Happens to Me: The Essential Guide to Risk & Business Continuity Management
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Business Interruption Insurance & Claims
A Practical Guide to Business Interruption Insurance for Business Managers, Insurance Brokers and Agents.
Any business represents a valuable asset. How to insure this is not taught in any business or commerce degree, and yet getting it wrong can destroy years of hard work and astute business decisions.
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Understanding the ISR Policy Volumes 1, 2 & 3
A Comprehensive Guide on the cover afforded by the Industrial Special Risks Policy for Insurance Brokers and Advisors, Underwriters and Claims Officers, Loss Adjusters, and Risk Managers: Volumes 1, 2 &3.
This is by far and away the most comprehensive guide to the ISR wordings ever produced.
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It Will Never Happen To Me!
The Strategic Management of Crises in Business.
Over 50% of businesses that suffer a major insured loss fail within 2 years of the event. Of those that survive, 25% change their insurance adviser. As an industry, we need to do things better. This book examines why some businesses are able to , like the mythical phoenix, rise from the ashes and survive the crisis, and yet others fail.
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The CGL Book
This is David Goodlad’s definitive book on Combined General Liability (Public and Products). The book includes Drafting Notes, and a comprehensive list of Endorsements.
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