Commercial property insurance is a form of insurance tailored to safeguard business properties, encompassing buildings, equipment, inventory, and other assets, against a range of risks and perils.
Motor insurance, provides financial protection for vehicle owners against potential losses resulting from accidents, theft and other accidental damage.
Travel insurance is a form of coverage crafted to safeguard against potential risks and financial losses encountered during travel. These risks span from minor inconveniences like missed airline connections and delayed luggage to more serious occurrences such as injuries or significant illnesses.
Home insurance provides comprehensive coverage for your residence and its contents. It safeguards against various risks such as damage to the property from perils like fire, flood, and theft, as well as liability protection in case of injuries on the premises.
Private health insurance offers individuals and families the option to access healthcare services beyond what is covered by the National Health Insurance Scheme.
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Business interruption insurance is crafted to shield businesses from the financial repercussions of lost income due to direct physical loss, damage, or destruction to an insured property caused by covered risks.
The Workmen’s Compensation Act 1987 imposes a legal obligation on employers to take responsibility for injuries, illnesses, or loss of life suffered by employees in the course of their employment.
Public liability insurance provides coverage for claims made by members of the public related to incidents arising from your business activities.
This policy provides indemnity to the employer for direct financial losses incurred due to acts of fraud, dishonesty, forgery, or theft committed by employees in the course of their duties. It covers losses of both money and stock resulting from such actions.
Professional indemnity insurance safeguards professionals and businesses against claims of negligence or errors in the services they provide, covering legal expenses and compensation payments that may arise from allegations of financial loss, injury, or damage caused by their advice, expertise, or specialized services.
