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Insolvency rescission is a cumbersome topic at first glance but is growing in importance for an increasing number of companies.
Managers and staff members in healthcare institutions are exposed to a myriad of risks. The Funk VHPlus insurance scheme offers protection that is unique on the market.
The mechanical and systems engineering sector is increasingly evolving into a provider of digital solutions. Innovative risk solutions can provide substantial support for new product and service strategies. Our white paper shows you how.
The expansion of the charging infrastructure for electric cars is now also an issue for the property sector. This not only leads to a wealth of questions about the electric charging stations themselves among the personnel responsible, but also harbours new risks. Funk provides information on insuring wall boxes, charging stations, etc.
Is your insurance green? Funk explains what companies should consider when it comes to sustainability – and what creative solutions can look like.
Premiums are rising in industrial insurance, while at the same time insurers are demanding higher deductibles. Alternatives to traditional insurance concepts are in increasingly high demand. One solution is to set up an in-house insurance company – the so-called “captive”. Captive insurance may present a solution to this challenge.
What do all hackers have in common? A passion for technology, says cyber expert Lucas Will. In a guest post, he shows that not all hackers are criminals. But when the dark side strikes, the situation quickly becomes dangerous for companies.
When Lars Imbeck’s phone rings, it usually means big money is at stake. The claims coordinator at Funk handles all types of claims involving major material damage. He comments on his most memorable case for Funk’s corporate blog: the major fire at the premises of construction supplier Schüco in 2019.
Political risks and geopolitical developments are among the biggest challenges facing German companies today.
