Bryony Garlick

Bryony Garlick

Insurance Business United Kingdom

Bryony Garlick

Associate Editor

4 years experience74,414 Total views on Insurance Business United Kingdom in 2025

Bryony's specialty topics

Commercial & specialty insurance Insurance market trends & regulation Emerging risks (AI, cyber, climate & geopolitical)

Bryony Garlick is a business journalist at Insurance Business, covering the insurance market with a sharp focus on the trends, regulatory developments, and emerging risks shaping the sector. Her reporting spans commercial and specialty insurance, risk management, claims, cyber threats, climate resilience, and the evolving role of technology across the insurance value chain.

With broad experience across business and financial sectors, Bryony brings rigorous research and clear, authoritative writing to some of the industry's most pressing challenges. Her work frequently explores the intersection between insurance and wider economic and societal issues, as well as the changing nature of risk itself. Through interviews with industry leaders, brokers, insurers, and risk professionals, she provides insight into the forces reshaping insurance and the businesses it serves.

How I think about writing for this industry…

“I love writing about the niche areas of insurance, the bits most people never really think about. The more people I speak to, the more I realise just how broad, innovative and interesting the industry is, and I love bringing those stories to life.”

Featured content from Bryony

Being LGBTQ+ in the insurance industry Illegal child placements expose councils to growing liability risks Space insurance is moving beyond the single satellite model

Previous experience

  • Key Media

Education

  • BSc (Hons) Forensic Psychology, The Open University

Read the latest stories by Bryony

Westminster's asbestos finds expose the gaps in building surveys
If one of the UK's most surveyed buildings keeps finding asbestos, few property owners can assume their own records are complete
Westminster's asbestos finds expose the gaps in building surveys
Commercial e-trading needs brokers to demand more from their software providers
Referral handling, single-channel products and a lack of self-service are slowing commercial lines’ move online
Commercial e-trading needs brokers to demand more from their software providers
Cyber cover for supplier failures can be thinner than clients think
Narrow policy definitions and capped supplier contracts can leave businesses exposed when a vendor they rely on suffers a breach
Cyber cover for supplier failures can be thinner than clients think
'Got cyber policy, tick' already drives disputes, and AI could widen the gap
Customised AI tools blur who is liable, while changing uses can leave cover lagging behind
'Got cyber policy, tick' already drives disputes, and AI could widen the gap
Specialty's growth puts lasting capacity to the test
New specialty capacity is arriving in a softening market, making long-term viability a sharper question for brokers placing complex risks
Specialty's growth puts lasting capacity to the test
The early signs a credit hire claim is about to get expensive
Vehicle type and timing at first notification often reveal where costs will climb, long before any dispute over evidence begins
The early signs a credit hire claim is about to get expensive
LMG targets ‘nephews and neighbours’ hiring as firms drown in entry-level CVs
A flood of entry-level applications is swamping London market firms without early careers teams, and the London Market Group’s Talent Finder aims to break the cycle
LMG targets ‘nephews and neighbours’ hiring as firms drown in entry-level CVs
Closing like the Louvre ahead of protests means lost trade, with no guarantee cover will follow
Policies built around physical damage leave businesses that close as a precaution with little to claim on
Closing like the Louvre ahead of protests means lost trade, with no guarantee cover will follow
Free newsletter

Our daily newsletter is FREE and keeps you up - to - date with the world of Insurance. Please complete the form below and click on subscribe for daily newsletters from IB UK.