Commercial Property and Liability Packages

Professional Indemnity Insurance

Provides financial protection against allegations of errors, omissions or negligence in professional services.

What does this insurance focus on?

Provides financial protection against allegations of errors, omissions or negligence in professional services. Terms, limits, deductibles and exclusions vary by insurer; the quotation should therefore be assessed as a whole.

Core insured risks and policy limits
Optional extensions tailored to the risk
Deductible, exclusions and service comparison
Broker support during quotation and claims

Who is it suitable for?

  • Individuals or businesses seeking this specific protection
  • Clients who want to compare insurer terms

What should be compared?

Compare insured values, benefit limits, deductibles, exclusions, service network, assistance benefits, claims process and renewal terms together. Temin Insurance presents the meaningful differences between insurer offers.

Pre-purchase checklist

Review these points when assessing a quotation

  • State current values for buildings, machinery, fixtures and stock separately.
  • Describe the business activity and production processes accurately.
  • Provide details of fire, alarm, sprinkler and security precautions.
  • Compare deductibles, sublimits, exclusions and coinsurance—not only premium.
  • Check whether business interruption periods and liability limits match the exposure.

Information for your quotation

Information that describes your risk accurately

Tax and company detailsBusiness activityFull address and floor areaBuilding informationMachinery and fixturesStock valuesFire and security measuresClaims history

This is a general preparation list. The insurer may request additional information or documents depending on the risk.

Frequently asked questions

What to know about Professional Indemnity Insurance

Yes. A tenant can insure its stock, fixtures, improvements and liability interests; the owner’s building interest is assessed separately.

Peak values, declaration-based covers or adjustable stock arrangements may be considered.

No. Employers, product, professional and third-party liabilities may require different terms and limits.