Home Who we are Expertise Claims Where we are News Contact Gender pay gap report Gender pay gap report In line with the reporting requirements, our 2021 report details the results for Ed Broking LLP (including Ed Broking Holdings (London) Ltd) as at 5 April 2020. Download the full report. Gender pay gap reporting is the first step towards creating more transparency regarding gender pay differentials and it will encourage organisations to identify the causes and put into action the steps to rectify their gender pay gaps. The gender pay gap is a measure of the difference between the average earnings of men and women across the organisation. It is not the same as equal pay. Equal pay relates to men and women being paid equally for equal work and is a legal requirement in the UK. Previous reports 2021: The Government Equalities Office (GEO) extended the 2021 reporting deadline from April to 5th October 2021. 2020: The Government Equalities Office (GEO) and the Equality and Human Right Commission (EHRC) suspended gender pay gap reporting regulations in 2020 (for results as at 5 April 2019) due to the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. 2019: Download our Gender Pay Report 2019 (results for Ed Broking LLP as at 5 April 2018) here. 2018: Download our Gender Pay Report 2018 (results for Ed Broking LLP as at 5 April 2017) here. Gender pay gap report 2021 Complaints Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy Ed Asia Privacy Policy Regulatory information Terms of Business Anti-Slavery & Human Trafficking Statement Gender Pay Gap Report UK Tax Strategy © Ed. 2021

Home Who we are Expertise Claims Where we are News Contact Financial & Political Risks Being in business can be a dangerous game. Ed specialises in creating term, annual, and multi-year insurance products that protect organisations operating in volatile environments around the world. Our ultimate clients include banks and financiers, export credit agencies, NGOs, and multi-national corporations operating in industries including oil, metals and agricultural commodities, energy exploration, construction, and marine operations. They come to us for cover of risks including trade credit, contract frustration/repudiation (including the non-honouring of contractual bonds or guarantees), lenders’ interest, repossession of aircraft, ships or major mobile capital equipment, confiscation, expropriation, nationalisation, deprivation (CEND), terrorism and war on land, supply chain/trade disruption, kidnap for ransom, and product recall. Contact Rob Hough Divisional Director - Financial and Political Risk +44 (0)20 7204 4852 rob.hough@edbroking.com Complaints Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy Ed Asia Privacy Policy Regulatory information Terms of Business Anti-Slavery & Human Trafficking Statement Gender Pay Gap Report UK Tax Strategy © Ed. 2021