Property Ιnsurance
Protecting infrastructure, ensuring business continuity
A company’s material assets, from buildings and equipment to inventory and machinery, are more than just property. They form the foundation of the company’s day-to-day operations, reliability, and long-term sustainability.
Corporate property insurance provides solid protection against catastrophic or unforeseen events that could disrupt operations or threaten the company’s viability. It safeguards both physical assets and business continuity in the aftermath of a crisis.
With my expertise and years of experience in designing corporate insurance solutions, I ensure the selection of plans that effectively protect your company’s infrastructure, enhancing stability and long-term operational resilience.
Corporate Risks
Forward planning is vital
No business—regardless of its industry, size, or structure—is immune to risk. Some risks are predictable; others are not. They may stem from natural events, human factors, technology, or the legal environment. What they all have in common is this: if not identified and managed in time, they can threaten a company’s operations, reputation, and even its survival.
Preventive action and adequate insurance coverage are marks of responsible, forward-thinking management.
Key categories of corporate risks that need to be managed and covered:
Natural and Property Risks
- Fire, explosion, flood, earthquake
- Damage to facilities, equipment, or inventory
- Malicious acts, burglary, vandalism
Human Risks
- Accidents involving employees or visitors on company premises
- Loss of a key executive or partner
- Third-party financial claims arising from acts or omissions
Legal and Regulatory Risks
- Third-party liability
- Breach of regulations (e.g. GDPR, environmental requirements)
- Administrative fines or litigation
Operational Disruption and Revenue Loss Risks
- Business interruption due to destruction or technical failure
- Production losses and delivery delays
- Non-collection of debts or inability to serve customers
Technological and Cyber Risks
- System breaches or data leaks
- Inability to access critical systems or tools
- Ransomware or phishing attack