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What is Management Liability Insurance?

Management Liability Insurance is tailored to fit the specific needs of a business, covering a range of managerial risks including legal cost, crime caused by emplyees, director and officer’s liability…etc…

What does Management Liability Insurance Cover?

Directors and Officers Liability

  • Protect directors and officers from claims arising from wrongful decision committed in their managerial capacity.

Employment Practice Liability

  • Cover claims associated to employment practices, including wrongful dismissal, discrimination, or harassment.

Crime Liability

  • Protect the company from losses due to employee theft and claims arising from employee actions.

Other Insurance

Business Package Insurance

  • Cover Third Party’s personal injury and property damage resulting from Your business activities. Cover legal defense costs, compensation payouts, medical expenses for injured parties, and repair or replacement costs for damaged property.
  • Cover a wide range of scenarios, including fire, accidental and criminal damage, as well as the costs associated with business interruption

Cyber Insurance

  • Protect your business from the financial impacts of cyber threats and incidents, such as data breaches, ransomware attacks, and other cybercrimes.

Public and Products Liability Insurance

  • Protect your business from claims made by third parties for injuries or property damage caused by your business operations. This includes legal fees and compensation costs.
  • Cover against claims arising from injuries or damages caused by products you manufacture, sell, or supply. This includes legal fees and compensation costs.

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Why It Is Important:

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Financial Security

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Peace of Mind

Long-Term Success

Legal Compliance

Frequently Asked Questions

Only directors and executives of private limited companies (Ltd) and public limited companies (PLC) were thought to need Management Liability insurance in the past; but, in more recent times, limited liability partnerships (LLP), trustees, partnerships, and sole traders have been able to get it.

Although it is not legally required, management liability insurance is strongly advised given the rising frequency of lawsuits against businesses. All businesses should at the very least take this coverage into account and make an educated decision regarding whether to move forward with a policy or not.
When it comes to management liability plans, there are a lot of myths out there. To learn more about the truth about these policies and some of their extra benefits, check out one of our earlier posts, which can be found here.

A company director is subject to statutory responsibilities outlined in the Companies Act of 2006, for which they might be held personally accountable in the case of a breach. As a result, in the event of a breach, management liability insurance would pay for all associated legal fees and any damages resulting from a losing defense.

A fraudulent allegation still needs to be defended, so it can easily spiral out of control and become an expensive matter. See our earlier blog post, wherein we spoke with Stephen Marriott-Smalley, one of our Commercial Client Executives, on the significance of Management Liability insurance for firms.

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