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Multinational insurance

Managing operations in more than one country can daunting for even the most established businesses, and with new and more complex risks appearing across the globe, it’s a good idea to have support of to guide you through the process.

Understanding the intricacies of international markets, regulatory environments, and cross-border operations, we offer bespoke risk management programmes that help reduce exposure and enhance resilience.
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Why do Multinational businesses need tailored insurance solutions?

Having to contend with multiple regulatory and legal regimes, each with their individual requirements and complexities presents a unique challenge.

You can be faced with a number of obstacles from mergers and acquisitions to business interruption, cyber and data security problems. A Multinational business requires a more sophisticated and truly bespoke approach to managing risk and risk transfer solutions.

 

Why should Multinational businesses choose Griffiths & Armour?

Operating a large organisation is a complex business. We understand the unique challenges and diverse risks your business faces in an extremely competitive market.

Our team has a proven track record in delivering Multinational insurance, risk and resilience programmes for clients across a diverse range of sectors, including construction and infrastructure, property, financial institutions and humanitarian organisations.

As part of the Aon family, Griffiths & Armour has access to, and the support of, many offices and teams across the world, enabling us to combine local expertise and global reach to help you navigate the insurance landscape with confidence.

What classes of insurance should a Multinational business consider?

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FAQs

Am I a Multinational Business?

The term multinational business refers to organisations with a UK head office and at least one overseas business operation.

What are non-admitted insurances?

Non-admitted insurance is where coverage is provided for a country under a policy placed and written outside of that territory. For example, providing buildings cover for a property in Chile under a UK insurance policy. Many countries prohibit the use of non-admitted policies and require a local policy in order to comply with regulations.

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