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Gordon J A Dixon

6 June 2016Insurance

Navigating the sanctions maze

Sanctions. It’s a word you hear on the news and then dismiss as a subject that won’t affect you. However, it’s a subject that every insurer needs to take seriously. It might mean the difference between survival and disaster.

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