You are not obliged to insure yourself against any risks that you incur as a result of having a company. However, you can take out a business insurance to cover some risks on a voluntary basis. Examples of business insurances are:
- Company car insurance
- Company liability insurance
- Consequential loss insurance
- Professional indemnity insurance
- Export credit insurance
- Good-in-transit insurance
- Loss-of-income insurance
- Machinery and equipment insurance
- Credit insurance
- Buildings insurance
- Legal assistance insurance
- Sick leave insurance
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