Running a business comes with responsibility and risk. Management Liability Insurance is designed to protect company directors, officers, managers, and the business itself from a wide range of legal and financial exposures that can arise from managing day-to-day operations.
Unlike Professional Indemnity Insurance, which focuses on errors in professional services, Management Liability Insurance protects the decisions, actions, and obligations involved in operating a business.
This cover helps reduce the financial impact of claims made against management for alleged wrongdoing, whether those allegations are valid or not.
Why Management Liability Insurance Matters
With increasing regulation, stricter workplace laws, and severe penalties, including fines and potential disqualification, protecting your leadership team is more important than ever.
You’ve worked hard to build your business and your career. Don’t risk it all by leaving management exposures uninsured.
Protects directors and officers from personal financial loss arising from allegations of wrongful acts in their leadership roles. If the business indemnifies the director or officer, the policy may reimburse the company.
Covers the company itself for claims alleging wrongful acts committed by the business, rather than individuals.
Protects against employee-related claims, including discrimination, harassment, bullying, or unfair dismissal.
Protects against direct financial loss resulting from theft, fraud, or attempted theft by internal or external parties.
Covers the business, its executives, and employees for unintentional breaches of legislation, including legal defence costs and certain fines or penalties (subject to policy terms).
What Does Management Liability Insurance Cover?
A typical Management Liability policy may include protection for:
What Is Included?
What Is Typically Not Covered?