Our range of products are only available through insurance brokers. Speak to your insurance broker today.
We’ll help protect your business
Our Buildings and contents insurance will help you put things back to normal if your business premises, contents or stock get damaged, lost or stolen.
What is commercial buildings and contents insurance?
It can help to protect a business building from events like fire, storm and flood and cover the contents (stock/inventory you own) if its damaged and needs fixing, including loss or theft.
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We can also provide cover for
We can provide public liability insurance, which protects against personal injury and property damage claims from members of the public. We also offer employers liability, professional indemnity and Directors and Officers insurance.
Specially designed for both traditional and electric vehicle fleets, ensuring protection in case of accidents and damage to other property.
Helps to provide cover in the event of financial losses and missed income, when your business can't operate as normal, after physical damage or loss.
Why choose Allianz?
Claims
UK based claims services.
Risk management
Helping manage the risks businesses face.
Expertise
Over 130 years’ experience as part of one of the largest insurers in the world.
Frequently asked questions
Tenants should check this with their landlord. Whilst landlords invariably arrange insurance for the building and might also get some contents insurance for certain fixtures and fittings, this may not be the case in every instance and normally wouldn’t protect the tenant’s business’s contents and stock. So tenants should also speak to their broker about what cover might be wanted.
In the vast majority of cases they don't. It’ll depend on what’s in the tenancy agreement, but usually tenants are entirely responsible for the items they have at the premises so they may want to consider arranging their own contents insurance.
You might want extra cover when goods are being imported and exported or being transported within the UK - you should speak to your broker about what insurance you need.
The countries which are covered by an insurance policy will be set out in the policy wording (and will often be called ‘territorial limits’). Most standard policies only provide cover in the UK, Channel Islands and Isle of Man. If your business extends overseas then you should ask your broker about alternatives including multinational insurance.