Provides comprehensive coverage to protect assets, operations, and liabilities against unforeseen risks and liabilities, ensuring financial security, risk mitigation and peace of mind for all stakeholders.
Body corporate and property management businesses need insurance to protect against financial losses from risks like property damage, liability claims, legal expenses, and business interruptions. Insurance also safeguards assets like buildings and equipment, instilling confidence in clients and stakeholders and ensuring business continuity.
For body corporate and property management businesses operating in Australia, several key types of business insurance coverages are recommended to ensure comprehensive protection. By obtaining these essential insurance coverages, body corporate and property management businesses can effectively manage risks and protect their financial stability in the dynamic Australian market.
Covers claims for third-party injuries or property damage that occur in common areas managed by the body corporate, such as hallways, stairwells, or outdoor spaces.
Provides coverage for lost income and ongoing expenses if property operations are disrupted due to unforeseen events, such as natural disasters or major repairs.
Protects common property and buildings managed by the body corporate against risks like fire, storm damage, theft, or vandalism. This can include structural elements, shared facilities, and fixtures.
Required if the body corporate or property manager has employees, this insurance covers medical expenses and lost wages for work-related injuries or illnesses.
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Covers the body corporate committee members and property managers against legal claims arising from decisions or actions made in their professional roles, such as breaches of duty or mismanagement.
Protects the body corporate or property management from financial losses caused by fraudulent activities or theft by committee members, employees, or contractors.
A property owner accuses the property management company of failing to properly maintain their property, resulting in extensive damage. The property owner files a lawsuit against the management company for professional negligence. In this situation, having Professional Indemnity Insurance would provide coverage for legal defense costs and any settlements or damages awarded, protecting the financial interests of the property management business.
A severe storm causes significant damage to several properties managed by the body corporate. Without property insurance, the body corporate would be responsible for covering the repair costs out of pocket, potentially leading to financial strain. With Property Insurance in place, the damage repair expenses would be covered, ensuring minimal financial impact on the body corporate.
A tenant slips and falls on a wet floor in a building managed by the property management business, sustaining injuries. They subsequently file a lawsuit against the business for negligence. In this scenario, having Public Liability Insurance would be crucial to cover the legal costs and compensation payments associated with the injury claim.
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