It’s been an unforgettable few years. Just as the UK left the EU, the pandemic of course hit too. Both events have been described as the most significant since World War Two, creating numerous social and economic impacts in varying degrees. The full outcome of both situations is still unknown but one certainty going forward is ‘uncertainty’. With this in mind businesses need to create stability in an unstable moment in time, not to just survive, but to thrive.

Over the last 18 months we have been taking on board your feedback regarding the questions we ask some commercial lines customers in order to underwrite them effectively. This feedback has led to a greatly reduced percentage of customers who are asked for additional information and where they are required we have reduced the number and complexity of our requirements.

The idea of community resonates with all of us. It’s particularly meaningful to everyone at Premium Credit and forms a key part of our purpose. Celebrating our differences is one of the many things we love to do, to pull us closer together. Our latest activities have supported this thinking.

‘Big is beautiful’ may not be a phrase you’d ordinarily use to describe a finance provider, but we do believe that our size and scale benefits the brokers and customers we serve.

In what has been an extraordinary moment in history, the Covid-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc from both a social and economic perspective. As the vaccine roll out continues at speed and vital protection is provided for the population, recovery on all levels is now visible. The economy has opportunity to bounce back, but what should be considered? We hear from Premium Credit’s Strategy & Brand Director.

This week was a moment for celebration as more Covid-19 restrictions were lifted across the UK. What was the first thing you did?