Crawford & Company

International: A shortage of talent

With the number of qualified claims adjusters in Singapore falling by one-third over the past 10 years, the country is facing an acute shortage of talent

Post's Christmas Q&A

As the festive season is drawing to a close, Post caught up with some of the insurance industry's key players to talk miserable Christmas songs, Die Hard and Mr Blobby...

Blog: Top 5 TV insurance claims

How much would the insurance claim for the Downton Abbey fire have been? Crawford & Company's UK Major Loss team calculates the cost of small screen disasters.

Review of The Year: Loss adjusting

In the week that loss adjusting giant Crawford acquired GAB Robins for £45.8m, Post seeks loss adjusters’ views on how the rest of the year was for the sector and what 2015 holds in store

Blog: Top 5 TV insurance claims

How much would the insurance claim for the Downton Abbey fire have been? Would JR Ewing's demand following the destruction of Southfork have resulted in a $40,000 monthly hotel bill? Crawford & Company's UK Major Loss team calculates the cost of these…

Penny Black’s Insurance Week - 23 October

Penny smuggled herself into this years annual lunch for the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters last week, and was rewarded with a suspicious sounding grace, led by Crawford’s Benedict Burke.

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