Commercial protection

Business Insurance With a Clearer Flight Plan

Bring together the covers that protect your people, property, income and responsibilities, shaped around what your business actually does.

Built around the business

Start with exposures, not product names

A business can face claims from employees, customers, professional advice, damaged property, cyber incidents and interruption to trading. The appropriate combination depends on contracts, turnover, staff, locations, equipment, customers and the consequences of being unable to operate.

Common cover

Protection that can work together

Public liability

Claims alleging injury or property damage arising from your business activities.

Employers’ liability

Protection for employee injury or illness claims and a legal requirement for most employers.

Professional indemnity

Claims arising from professional advice, design, errors or omissions.

Property and stock

Buildings, contents, machinery, stock and portable equipment.

Business interruption

Lost income and additional costs following an insured event.

Cyber insurance

Incident response, data risks, interruption and liability following cyber events.

Contracts and limits

Your customers may set minimum insurance requirements

Contracts can require particular liability limits, indemnities, territorial scope or professional cover. Meeting the headline limit is not enough if the policy excludes the activity or contract obligation concerned.

Review when you

  • Take on employees
  • Move premises
  • Sign a major contract
  • Launch a new service
  • Buy expensive equipment
  • Increase turnover significantly

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