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Third party insurance for motor vehicles

Fleet

All vehicles put into service in Belgium have to be insured. This also applies to the passenger cars, lorries and vans in your fleet.

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    L'assureur de protection juridique DAS annonce de nouveaux tarifs.

    La compagnie d'assurance DAS appliquera une augmentation des primes pour les nouveaux contrats à partir du 01.07.2022. En outre, la société annonce...
    03 June 2022
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  • Travel assistance

    Human Capital

    Your employees often travel abroad as part of their duties and you also offer them the opportunity to go on holiday. You even hope they have fine weather and can spend two weeks not thinking about the company so they can return to work more motivated than ever, provided they do not run into trouble during their travels. And this is under control thanks to a travel assistance insurance policy.

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    You arrive at the airport only to discover that your plane cannot leave owing to a strike. Or when you arrive at your destination you find your luggage is missing. During your trip you get lost in the mountains and a search operation gets underway. Rescue workers find you suffering from multiple fractures and a helicopter arrives to fly you to hospital. After an initial stay lasting two weeks, you are repatriated to Belgium. No-one wants to have to live through such an experience but it is outside of anyone's control. Travel assistance insurance can reduce the suffering Standard cover Most travel assistance insurance policies cover the following items to a greater or lesser extent: medical costs while travelling repatriation costs and/or an early return costs for lost luggage and discomfort during the trip search and rescue costs assistance Customised Travel assistance insurance is almost always customised. You can select more or less coverage in order to keep the premium under control. You often also have some room for manoeuvre in choosing the insured amounts.

  • Surety

    Trade credit

    Thanks to a surety bond, your insurer undertakes to meet your obligations to pay off a debt or comply with a commitment should you fail to do so. Surety bonds are commonly used in the case of award procedures, legal obligations or large contracts.

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    A surety bond offers your company the scope it requires to compete for major contracts if your credit worthiness is called into question. A surety bond means your ordinary bank lines of credit remain available to launch other projects if need be. Surety basics Each surety bond is based on the same principle: Your customer receives a surety bond in exchange for the award of a project. You pay a premium to your insurance company, which agrees to take over your debts in the event of your insolvency. Your insurance company may subsequently turn to you for the repayment of the guaranteed amount. A surety bond invariably applies for a specific period of time and arises from a contractual or legal obligation. Regulatory and contractual surety bond By far the most common surety bond is a contractual bond, where you ask your customer to provide surety before launching a project (bid bond, advance payment bond, performance bond,...). Some surety bonds are legally defined: VAT, customs duties, surety bonds for environmental risks,...