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Question:

What are the key differences between SME insurance and corporate insurance?

Answer

SME insurance is tailored for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), while corporate insurance is designed for large enterprises with complex risks. Both types provide essential coverage but differ in scale and flexibility. 

Here's how they differ: 

  • SME insurance offers pre-packaged, cost-effective solutions for common risks.
  • Corporate insurance provides customized, high-limit coverage for more extensive operations and risk exposures.
  • SMEs benefit from simple policies covering property, liability, and staff.
  • Corporate plans include advanced solutions like global coverage, cyber risk, and D&O liability.
  • Corporate insurance often requires in-depth risk assessment and dedicated account management.

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