QBE CONFLICT Cover
Professionals and consultants can be held liable by clients for their advice or services if something goes wrong. They may face severe financial loss and damage to reputation through drawn-out litigation. With the knowledge that QBE CONFLICT Cover includes indemnity for liability as well as costs in the event of litigation, professionals can conduct their business with confidence.

Directors, Officers & Trustees
QBE CRUCIAL Cover
Directors, officers and trustees may be held personally liable for the shortcomings of the companies, associations or trusts they serve. Often these organisations have no obligation or ability to indemnify them. In the event of litigation, QBE CRUCIAL cover includes personal protection for directors, officers and trustees to help preserve their personal assets and reputations.

QBE UPWARD Solutions
QBE specialises in insurance tailored for niche sectors of business and the professions, such as QBE DEFAMATION Cover. We can develop tailored insurance products to meet the individual needs of market segments.

QBE PROPEL Solutions
Clients in the maritime sector face an array of complex liability exposures. They need specialist insurance solutions to help propel their business through the complex hazards of marine liability risks.

Drawing on wide expertise in the marine liability area, the QBE PROPEL Solutions range includes marine protection & indemnity insurance, marine professional negligence insurance, a marine liability package for the transit sector, plus a range of niche marine liability insurance policies tailored for vessel builders, owners or operators

QBE CONNECTIONS Cover
Today, the connections between hardware and software and information and communications are key to the success of any enterprise.

To help deal with the problems that can arise unexpectedly in the information and communications sector, QBE CONNECTIONS Cover combines the attributes of professional indemnity, product liability and public liability insurance into a single combined policy. It removes the need to debate whether the product should be defined as a service or a good - the policy will respond to either.