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Should you opt for local policies (ex-programme) or an integrated plan? And what should you combine or otherwise?

A customised international plan addresses your company's needs, while the structure of your insurance concept is the task of specialists.

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  • Legal expenses insurance for companies

    Liability

    Disputes about damage (both in the case of the party suffering damages and the party who is liable) are often lengthy, intricate and costly affairs. Legal expenses insurance ensures your company may fully assert its rights, without suffering any financial losses.

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    Many insurance policies feature an optional extension for legal expenses. It is generally a good idea to take up this option as it will be covered in any circumstances for disputes about this subject. The cover is nonetheless limited so it is recommended to purchase a legal expenses policy from an independent operator. It can happen that the adversary in the dispute will turn out to be your insurance company, whereupon you will want to be sure that your legal counsel defends your interests on a completely independent basis. Customised Not all companies run the same risks. Large business are generally able to bear the legal costs and lawyers' fees themselves, whereas smaller companies (up to 20 employees) are well-advised to opt for an all-risk policy so that all the legal disputes that are not excluded are automatically insured. Large companies  benefit from legal expenses insurance in keeping with their size. That is why it is important to choose the right cover options, those where the legal expenses insurer helps cover the costs. You can count on us helping you to make this choice. Basic cover Civil remedy: reimbursement of damage suffered by you Criminal defence Civil defence: when a third party seeks compensation from you General contracts: disputes ensuing from contracts entered into Tax legislation Administrative law Labour and social security law Legal expenses after a fire Legal expenses for real estate Extenses Third party insolvency Bail money …

  • Factoring

    Trade credit

    Factoring involves transferring all or part of your debt management system to an external partner. It offers an alternative to the standard cash credits and keeps pace with your company' cash requirements.

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    Under a factoring agreement you transfer all or a large proportion of your trade receivables to an external partner. Depending on the provisions in  the agreement, the receivables are purchased in their entirety or the factoring company just takes over the debt management system. Factoring may also be combined with credit insurance, thus directly covering your customer risk. Smart financial management A factoring agreement can offer your company the necessary financial breathing room: Granting an easier payment extension – Trade receivables are a key component of your company's asset side. Outsourcing your credit management enables you to focus on your company's growth. Less risk of defaulters – The risk of defaulters can be borne by the complementary credit insurance. Invoice advance – As you have an advance equal to 75%-85% of the invoice issued, you are able to do business at a faster pace.