Corporate Risk Protection

Your business is
too important to leave
unprotected.

End-to-end corporate risk programmes for SMEs, contractors, builders, factories, schools and corporates. We audit your current cover, identify gaps, and build a robust insurance programme for your business.

Who We Serve

Built for businesses
of every shape.

We work with businesses across sectors — large and small — wherever there's a risk that needs managing professionally.

SMEs & MSMEsContractors & BuildersFactories & ManufacturingWarehouses & LogisticsSchools & CollegesHospitals & ClinicsIT Offices & StartupsHotels & HospitalityRetail & TradingEngineering ProjectsInfrastructure FirmsNon-profits & Trusts
People

Employee & Workmen Cover

Group health, personal accident, and workmen's compensation — protecting your people and your compliance.

Assets

Fire, Property & Engineering

Protect your physical assets — plant, machinery, stock, buildings and electronic equipment — against fire, flood and breakdown.

Leadership

Keyman & Liability

Keyman insurance to protect the business from losing a key person. Professional indemnity, public liability and directors & officers cover.

Interactive Risk Audit

How well covered
is your business?

Tick off the protections your business currently has. We'll show you the estimated gap level instantly.

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This is a self-assessment tool for illustrative purposes only. A formal risk review requires a detailed survey of your business operations, assets, headcount, and existing policies. Insurance products are subject to underwriting and insurer approval.
FAQ

Corporate insurance,
made clear.

Is it mandatory for businesses to have insurance?

Workmen's Compensation insurance is mandatory for businesses with employees under the Employees' Compensation Act. Group health insurance above certain headcount thresholds may also be mandated. Fire insurance may be required by lenders or landlords. Beyond legal requirements, robust cover protects your business continuity.

How often should sum insured be reviewed?

At least annually. Businesses grow — headcount, asset values, stock levels, and project scopes change every year. An outdated sum insured creates underinsurance risk, which can result in proportional claim settlements.

What is a Contractor All Risk (CAR) policy?

A CAR policy covers civil and construction projects against damage to the contract works, plant and machinery, third-party liability, and contractor's equipment. It is typically required on large project sites and by project clients.

Get a Risk Review

Let's audit your
business risk programme.

We offer a structured corporate risk review — covering employee cover, asset protection, liability, and compliance. No obligation.