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Who makes sure your organisation does the right thing, even when no one is watching? In the fourth and final episode of our special ESG podcast series, RiskSTOP’s Johnny Thomson is joined once again by Kerris Earle, Training and Development Manager at Zing365, to explore the ‘Governance’ aspect of ESG. Often mistaken for little more than compliance and box-ticking, governance is where strategy meets ethics and where an organisation’s environmental and social promises are test

AI can analyse inspection images, monitor equipment and identify patterns across large volumes of information. Used proportionately, it could make risk management more accessible. Used without sufficient scrutiny, it may introduce false confidence and new areas of exposure. Across the industries regulated by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), businesses have reported using computer vision to inspect difficult-to-reach locations, sensor data to inform maintenance and large

Commercial insurance conversations are increasingly shaped by the quality of the information sitting behind them. A client may be investing time and money into risk improvement, but the evidence is not always easy to pull together. An insurer may want to understand how well a business is being managed, but only see part of the picture. A renewal discussion may depend on the quality of risk controls, yet still be influenced by price, claims history and assumptions. That is the

Property insurers faced another costly year in 2025. ABI data shows UK insurers paid £6.1bn in property claims, the highest annual total since ABI began collecting this data in 2017. Weather-related property claims reached £1.2bn, 14% higher than in 2024. Those figures matter because they point to something risk managers have known for a long time. The vast majority of the common loss drivers are not new. Although every incident has its own causes, public claims and incident