Advice for the risks you carry, and the ones you are about to take on.
Two practices for businesses that own assets, employ people and trade across borders. Use either on its own, or both together.
Corporate Insurance Advisory
We work out how your business could lose money, then design and place insurance that responds to it. We advise across insurers, so the recommendation follows your needs and not a single product range.
- Often suits
- Manufacturers and plant operators
- Contractors and project businesses
- Employers with a growing workforce
- Businesses renewing without a review
01Risk assessment
We walk through your operations, premises and contracts to map where a loss could arise and how large it could be, including the less obvious dependencies such as a single supplier or a single site.
02Insurance programme design
We decide which classes of cover you need, at what limits and deductibles, and how the policies fit together, covering property and business interruption, engineering, liability, marine and employee benefits.
03Insurer evaluation and placement
We approach insurers and compare terms well beyond premium: claims conduct, financial strength, underwriting appetite and wording. We then negotiate and place the cover you choose.
04Policy review
We read your existing policies line by line against how your business actually operates, looking for exclusions, under-insurance, duplicated cover and conditions you may be failing to meet.
05Claims advisory and support
We help assemble the claim, interpret the policy and keep the insurer and surveyor on schedule, so that a loss does not turn into a long dispute over paperwork.
06Renewals and ongoing management
We review your exposure ahead of each renewal and whenever you add sites, products or markets, so that your cover moves with the business.
Export and Import Advisory
Trading across borders raises documentation, contract and risk questions that domestic business never faces. We help you enter new markets and run repeat shipments with those questions answered in advance.
- Often suits
- First-time exporters
- Exporters entering new markets
- Importers sourcing from new suppliers
- Businesses moving from occasional to regular shipments
01Trade readiness and market entry
We test your product, pricing, compliance position and capacity before you commit money to a market, and we help you choose where to start and how to structure the first transaction.
02Documentation guidance
We explain which documents each shipment needs and check that they agree with one another, since small mismatches in descriptions, values or quantities are a common cause of delay.
03Regulatory and compliance guidance
We orient you on the rules that apply to your product and route, and we tell you plainly when a licensed customs broker or legal adviser is required.
04Contracts and Incoterms
We help you choose delivery terms that suit your product and appetite for risk, and align payment and acceptance terms, so that it is clear who pays for what and who carries the risk at each stage.
05Logistics coordination
We help set up and coordinate freight forwarders, transporters and customs agents under one plan, with responsibilities defined at every handover.
06Cargo and trade risk cover
We arrange marine cargo and transit insurance matched to your sale terms, placed through our insurance practice, with insured values and descriptions that agree with your documents.
How an engagement begins
Three steps, whichever practice you start with.
A conversation
You tell us about your business, what worries you and what is coming next.
A written scope
We propose what we will do, what you will receive and how long it will take.
The work
We carry out the assessment or advisory, explain our reasoning and stay on for renewals and claims.
Not sure which service you need?
Describe your business and we will suggest where to start.
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