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Professional Liability
The policy covers professionals such as
doctors, engineers, lawyers, and more.

What is Professional Indemnity Insurance?

Our policy indemnifies the insured against his legal liability, which may arise by reason of any negligent act, error, or omission occurring whilst carrying out his professional duties. If you are in the business of providing services and advice to your client, professional liability insurance is an important type of insurance for your organization. Despite your best efforts, well-trained employees, and strong based practices ethics, mistakes are bound to occur. This policy protects your business against compensation sought by your client if you make an error or found to be negligent.
What's in it for you?
  • Professional negligence (i.e. making a mistake in a piece of work for a client)
  • Loss of documents or data
  • Unintentional breach of copyright and/or confidentiality
  • Defamation and libel

Professional indemnity insurance covers a wide range of scenarios, including:

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How do I apply?

Step 1: Request for quotation

Step 2: Fill proposal form

Step 3: Premium payment

Step 4: Provide ID for individuals and RDB certificate for the company.

Step 5: Provide professional certificate/document

Step 6: Sign contract

Below is our step by step application process:lady signing a document
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    Below are some of the professionals we cover:

    • Lawyers
    • Architects
    • Engineers
    • Consultant
    • IT professionals
    • Accountants/auditors
    • Medical professionals (general practitioners, nurses, dentists, physiotherapists) etc.

    Exclusions on the cover:

    • Prior reported or known circumstances
    • Fines and penalties
    • Assumed and proportionate liability
    • Refund of professional fees and trading debts
    • Dishonest or willful acts
    • Jurisdiction limit
    • Liquidated damages
    • Death, injury or illness of employees.