Business insurance resources

Cyber Liability insurance can protect your business against the financial losses caused by breaches of your network security, infringements of data protection laws, employee abuse of email or libellous content on your website.

If there’s an unexpected event like a flood or a fire and your business has to shut down for a while, this insurance would cover you for loss of trade. Find out all about business interruption insurance here.

Directors are increasingly at risk of being sued individually for alleged professional wrongdoing. It’s possible to make sure they’re protected. Find out all about D&O insurance here.

If you’re running a business which employs anyone apart from yourself – even if they’re unpaid – then you must take out this insurance. It’s the law. Find out all about employers’ liability insurance here.

Why your business might need this insurance and how to evaluate risks in your business.

You might need this insurance if your business often comes face to face with members of the public – which includes your clients and contractors. Find out how you could be liable and what you can do to protect your business.

A number of insurers are changing the way that they cover you for claims. At Aon we are passionate about making sure you know the difference so your business is not left exposed. Below we explain the differences so you can make an informed decision when purchasing your insurance.

Growing number of SMEs at risk to cyber crime with 90 percent having no cyber insurance in place.

Get to grips with potentially confusing professional indemnity insurance policy wording with our comprehensive insurance jargon busting guide.