by June Pennykid, Managing Director, Keegan & Pennykid | Oct 23, 2024 | Blogs
Darker nights and wintry weather throw up all sorts of hazards for organisations. June Pennykid at Keegan & Pennykid offers some practical tips to keep your people and your property safe. The weather in the UK is pretty unreliable, except in the winter when it’s...
by June Pennykid, Managing Director, Keegan & Pennykid | Oct 23, 2024 | Blogs
Before the sparks fly on Bonfire Night, June Pennykid at Keegan & Pennykid talks through some of the logistics associated with holding an event and the insurance cover you’ll need before you go ahead. If you’re planning to hold a Bonfire Night event in the coming...
by Garry Dalton, Account Executive, Keegan & Pennykid | Sep 16, 2024 | Blogs
In recent months, I’ve had lots of conversations with clients about the rising cost of insurance. In particular, those who haven’t made a claim want to know why they’re receiving renewal quotes with a double-digit hike in the premium. Often, the answer is market...
by June Pennykid, Managing Director, Keegan & Pennykid | Jul 23, 2024 | Blogs
The calendar says the summer holidays are here, although sadly we’re still waiting for the good weather to arrive. It’s an exciting time of year as we make plans to take some time off work, catch up with family and friends, or maybe jump on a plane to get a glimpse of...
by June Pennykid, Managing Director, Keegan & Pennykid | Jun 27, 2024 | Blogs
Events are a fundamental activity for the charity sector and offer an exciting way to fundraise, educate and engage with your community. But they also come with a wide range of risks that you need to identify and address. The right approach to risk management and...
by June Pennykid, Managing Director, Keegan & Pennykid | Jun 12, 2024 | Blogs
In response to a request from one of our charity partners, I’d like to outline some key considerations to think about when buying insurance for your charity. What cover do you need? What’s important when choosing a broker? What should you look for in an insurer? Why...
