Post magazine 2015 features list
Since January 2012, Post magazine has been running its features on a monthly, rather than an annual basis. For updates contact commissioning editor Rachael Adams.
Regular feature alerts can also be on found twitter @Post_Rachael and at the Post Features Group on LinkedIn.
8 January
Local talent pools (online only)
15 January
Emerging technology for 2015
Property and flooding: One year on
22 January
Corporate risk
Digital insurance strategies
29 January
Being an insurance CEO
Corporate risk
5 February
Hacking
Corporate risk
12 February
Pet insurance
Terrorism
19 February
Personal injury
Motor claims
26 February
Broker consolidation
Driverless cars
5 March
Motor manufacturers
Commercial lines fraud
21 March
New Zealand
Arson
26 March
Museums
Nat cat in Australia
2 April
Vulnerable customers
Celebrity endorsement
9 April
Loss adjusting
16 April
Jargon
Care homes
23 April
Synthetic biology
Laspo and whiplash
30 April
'Icebergs' (home extensions)
Belfast regional review
7 May
Sub-letting
Icebergs
14 May
Uber
Allergies
21 May
Drones
Newcastle: Regional Review
28 May
No issue
4 June
Rugby
Ratings
11 June
Airmic special issue
Liverpool: Regional Review
18 June
Uninsurable risks
Recycling
25 June
Crossrail
Broking litigation
2 July
Pet wellbeing
Insurer data leaks
9 July
Regional SME hubs
Medco
16 July
Reputational risk
Equestrian insurance
23 July
No print issue
30 July
D&O
SME hub
6 August
Hurricane Katrina
Top 30 European Insurers
13 August
No print issue
20 August
Insurance Act special
Pet
27 August
No print issue
3 September
Autonomous trucks
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