Guarantee the continuity of your business in the event of fire, flooding, machinery failure, electronic issues or other risks with major material and financial consequences. Our experts analyse your company’s risk management and propose solutions that are tailored to your business, including for sites abroad.
Thorough audits of all company sites
Technical prevention reports prepared by in-house experts
Fully customised policies, also for multinationals
More than a decade of expertise in property
Wide international network of insurance partners
Identifying the risks to yourself as an entrepreneur and to your business is a complex proposition. In consultation with you and your company, our experts will be happy to prepare a Business Continuity Plan. In this prepared manual, we list the risks that your business faces and how a restart is done quickly, efficiently and purposefully in the event of major damage.
Vanbreda Risk & Benefits has worked together with an extensive international network of insurance brokers for decades.
That connection also gives us access to a diverse reinsurance market offering you and your company a wider diversity of policies.
The wide range of knowledge of our brokers allows us to create inventive solutions tailored to your business.
Are you curious about the possibilities for you and your business? Our experts are ready to get going with you.
A fire can occur spontaneously, through inadvertence or technical defect. Protect your company against fire damage with a traditional fire insurance policy.
In a traditional fire insurance policy, only the specified risks are covered. It is up to the insured to prove that the claim is covered.
Besides fire damage, the policy may also cover other risks such as flooding, electrical damage and other types of damage.
Companies are increasingly switching to an all-risk formula. An All-Risk policy protects your business against any type of damage or loss.
Everything is insured, except what is explicitly excluded, such as war or nuclear risks. A major advantage of that formula is the reversal of the burden of proof. Every kind of damage is insured, unless the insurer proves that it is excluded.
Loss of profits insurance is a perfect extension to fire insurance. It compensates the financial losses your business incurs due to risks insured in the fire policy. Fire insurance covers material damage; loss of profits insurance covers consequential financial loss.
A fire, flooding or other type of damage slows down the production process or shuts it down temporarily. Your turnover decreases, while your fixed costs remain the same. This affects your profit margin and puts your company’s health at risk.
Loss of profits insurance limits your business losses. The policy insures the losses of your operating results for a predetermined period.
A loss of profits policy offers you a financial safety net that covers your business losses so that your company’s financial position is maintained as if the loss had not occurred.
Are you looking for a fire prevention policy at the corporate level? Together with your company, our experts can develop a Corporate Loss Prevention Manual. In that tailor-made manual, we list all the concerns and actions. We take into account:
Overall prevention policy
Protective measures: smoke detection, sprinklers, …
Human aspects: training, order and cleanliness, …
For this purpose, all company sites receive a thorough audit. We sum up the results of those audits in a CLPM tailored to your business. This document contains all the requirements surrounding fire prevention and serves as a guideline for all your sites. The requirements are always drafted in consultation with the company.
A CLPM is interesting for large companies with sites at home and abroad. It sets the minimum standard for all of your company’s sites, making the fire prevention policy uniform across all sites. This has three benefits for your company:
It guarantees business continuity
It shows where targeted investments are needed
It keeps the insurance premium under control
In the latest episode of our video podcast Succes Verzekerd, find out how you can successfully include new risks in your company’s risk management approach. A panel of four in-house experts explains the recent legislative changes affecting your insurance portfolio, focusing on four topical areas: auxiliary party liability, mobility, solar panels and cyber.
What do auxiliary party liability, mobility, solar panels and cyber have in common? They are four factors that affect your company’s risk profile. In the latest episode of our video podcast Succes Verzekerd, a panel of in-house experts discusses how you can successfully include new risks in your company’s risk management approach. Christel Kiebzak takes a look at new legislation on the voluntary or mandatory use of solar panels by companies.
Companies with several branches - which may also be based in different countries - sometimes show a lack of uniformity in their approach to fire prevention. Vanbreda can assist these companies with the use of a new tool: a Corporate Loss Prevention Manual. What exactly is this and which benefits does it provide? Product Manager & Risk Consultant Christophe D'haeyere explained.
Do you have construction plans for your business? When building or converting premises, critical decisions are taken that have a major impact on the level of fire risk in your building. Are you taking the time to properly weigh up the options and the consequences of your decisions? Our colleague Christophe D’haeyere shares five crucial pieces of advice for keeping fire risks as low as possible.
