Twelve lines we cover in a coordinated manner under a single mandate. Each area customised to your risk.
Twelve lines we cover in a coordinated way under a single mandate. Expand each area to see its scope; those with a detailed page say so.
Protects the personal assets of board members, directors and officers against claims arising from management decisions, including legal defence costs.
Covers financial damages caused to third parties by errors or omissions in the provision of professional and technical services.
Responds to data breaches, ransomware and digital interruption, combining indemnity, crisis management and 24/7 forensic response.
View detailsInsures assets, facilities and inventory and compensates lost profit arising from a shutdown of activity following a claim.
Covers damage to third parties, to employees and that arising from defective products, including product recalls.
View detailsProtects goods in national and international transit by any means, as well as the liability of the carrier and logistics operator.
Guarantees collection against customer insolvency and issues technical, financial and public-procurement bonds and guarantees.
View detailsCovers the obligations to remediate ecological damage and gradual or accidental pollution required by environmental regulations.
Protects work in progress (CAR/EAR), plant and machinery, and ten-year liability for structural damage to the finished building.
Centrally manages the insurance of corporate fleets and commercial vehicles with negotiated portfolio terms.
Designs and coordinates master programmes with local policies in each country for groups with an international presence.
Structures group health, life and accident insurance as a tool for attracting and retaining talent.
A public liability policy excludes damage to third-party property you hold and to the item you are working on. Two separate sections rescue each situation, and neither covers as much as its name suggests.
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Coordination of business activities is always treated as a paperwork and prevention problem. Nobody explains that the law does not require you to demand an insurance policy, and that your contract should.
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A certificate of insurance proves that a policy existed on the day it was issued. It does not prove that the premium has been paid, that cover is still active, or that it protects the work you have contracted.
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