What is commercial combined insurance?

Commercial combined insurance is a single policy that bundles multiple covers into one package for businesses. It typically includes buildings and contents insurance, public liability, employers liability, and business interruption cover. Combining covers under one policy can simplify administration and may offer cost efficiencies compared to arranging each cover separately.

What does business interruption insurance cover?

Business interruption insurance covers loss of income and increased costs of working if your business cannot trade normally following an insured event such as a fire or flood. It is designed to put your business back in the financial position it would have been in had the interruption not occurred. Cover is subject to policy terms and conditions.

Do I need commercial combined insurance if I rent my premises?

If you rent your business premises, your landlord is typically responsible for buildings insurance. However, you will still need contents insurance for your equipment and stock, public liability insurance, employers liability (if you have staff), and potentially business interruption cover. A commercial combined policy can cover all of these under one arrangement.

Can I tailor a commercial combined policy to my business?

Yes. Commercial combined policies are designed to be flexible. We can work with insurers to include or exclude specific sections based on your business requirements. The exact covers available depend on the insurer and your risk profile.

Commercial Combined Insurance

Commercial combined insurance brings together multiple covers — buildings, contents, liability, and business interruption — into a single policy. Arranged by FCA-regulated brokers.

Cover is subject to underwriting, insurer terms and acceptance