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Protect your business to keep it running

Whether you run a small business or a large company, you face many risks that can interrupt the smooth flow of your operations.

Insuring physical assets such as buildings and equipment is important. But should a major loss occur, it is also critical to cover your business against ongoing expenses while equipment or a building is being repaired or replaced.

With the capacity to insure large commercial corporate risks across a broad range of industries, QBE can provide flexible products tailored to meet your specific needs. To enable your business to recover after a loss, we offer:

  • Industrial Special Risks Insurance for larger companies
  • Fire and Named Perils Insurance for SMEs (named perils can include cover for various risks such as lightning, floods and earthquakes)

QBE Commercial Property Insurance covers various assets – buildings, contents, equipment, stock – and may include a choice of other covers:

  • Material Damage Insurance
  • Business Interruption Insurance
  • Named perils such as lightning, floods and earthquakes
  • Optional General Accident Covers:
    • Burglary/Theft Insurance
    • Money Insurance
    • Plate Glass Insurance

Optional covers are available as an extension to your Commercial Property Insurance or Industrial Special Risks policies and can also be taken as stand-alone covers with your Fire and Named Perils product.


Important Notice:
The above only serves as a general description of our products and services in some of our Pacific operations. Please note that not all the products are offered in all markets. For full product details and coverage or to check on the product availability in your market, please contact your local insurance broker or a QBE authorised agent.

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