Comprehensive coverage

Global insurance for businesses and individuals

Regularly monitoring your health through medical consultations allows for the early detection of problems.

Taking prescribed medications contributes to treatment and may be covered by insurance.

The costs associated with hospitalization or surgery may be partially covered.

Obtaining laboratory tests and analyses helps to establish an accurate diagnosis.

Routine dental care, such as teeth cleaning or cavity treatment, is reimbursed.

Equipping eyeglasses or contact lenses may be covered, depending on the annual limit of your health insurance coverage.

Civil liability insurance is a key element in protecting both individuals and businesses against the financial consequences of accidents or damages caused to third parties. It covers a wide range of situations, from domestic incidents and professional errors to property damage and bodily injury.

Beyond simple compensation, this insurance often includes legal support to manage disputes and claims, thus offering additional security against unforeseen events. Policies can be customized to the insured’s specific profile and needs, allowing the level of coverage to be adjusted to the identified risks.

In an environment where legal liabilities are becoming increasingly complex, having solid protection is essential to prevent significant financial losses and ensure peace of mind on a daily basis.

Protecting your premises, equipment, and inventory while covering material losses is ensured by comprehensive business insurance.

In the event of a dispute, your business can benefit from legal support and coverage of related costs.

When your business is interrupted due to a disaster, business interruption insurance compensates for financial losses.

Implementing preventative measures is essential to limiting the occurrence and impact of claims. This includes identifying potential risks, training staff, regularly maintaining equipment, and implementing safety protocols.

A proactive approach not only reduces accidents and damage but also lowers claims costs and protects the company’s reputation.

When a claim occurs, effective management involves prompt reporting, accurate damage assessment, and support with administrative and legal procedures. Insurers and claims managers work to compensate losses according to the policies, while coordinating necessary repairs or replacements.

Good organization in this process ensures a quick resumption of business and reduces the financial impact for the company or individual.