Do UHNW Individuals Need a Security Guard in London?
London remains one of the world’s most attractive cities for UHNW individuals, yet many families are quietly reassessing whether it still feels as secure and predictable as it once did.
In 2022 BGS provided an overarching security programme for one of the wealthiest and most high-profile families in the Middle East.
London remains one of the world’s most attractive cities for UHNW individuals, yet many families are quietly reassessing whether it still feels as secure and predictable as it once did.
Effective NGO travel risk management has always been critical to humanitarian and advocacy work. As risk accelerates and scrutiny increases, NGOs face growing legal, operational, and insurance challenges. This blog shares key lessons from an expert panel discussion on ISO 31030 and ISO 31031.
Four years on from ISO 31030, travel risk has evolved fast. Rising geopolitical threats and new duty-of-care expectations mean organisations must step up their approach. In a recent GSA Global and Healix webinar, legal experts shared what employers need to know now.
The home secretary’s recent announcement on changes to the asylum system and imposing visa bans for countries that fail to accept migrant returns have been welcomed in some quarters.
London remains one of the world’s most important centres of political, commercial, and diplomatic activity. But its global visibility also attracts individuals and groups intent on causing disruption or harm, creating a complex and evolving security environment for embassies and diplomatic missions.
A recent high-profile deportation case has raised questions about how operational decisions are made during removals particularly around payments, escort numbers, and ministerial oversight.
GSA Global is a specialist security, risk and investigation company which was invited in 2018 to support the development of a new ISO dedicated to business travel risk management (TRM).
Immigration continues to dominate public debate in the UK. Rising numbers, public concern, and political pressure have placed reform firmly at the centre of the national conversation.
In recent years, the demand for female bodyguards has surged, particularly among high-profile women such as corporate executives, celebrities, diplomats, and entrepreneurs.
As digital footprints grow, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is key to modern investigations, helping organisations address threats, disputes, and crises.
For UHNW individuals, trusted staff and thorough security vetting are essential to protect privacy and sensitive aspects of daily life.
Close Protection (CP) is one of the most dynamic and respected, yet misinterpreted fields within the security sector. People transitioning from military or law enforcement backgrounds often fit well, due to their problem-solving and communication skills.