Page Categories: Manufacturing

Fleet of large commercial lorries representing Fleet insurance
Thursday 21st April 2016
Fleet Insurance

If you operate a fleet of company vehicles, you are required to insure them with fleet insurance. Vans, lorries, taxis, coaches, diggers, large vehicles and plant, all require this cover. Kerry London specialises in motor fleet. We have extensive experience in arranging commercial fleet insurance for vans, heavy goods vehicles, private ambulances, fire engines, and […]

Engineers inspecting a lift representing Engineering insurance
Thursday 21st April 2016
Engineering Insurance

Engineering and inspections insurance are specialist policies for any property that operates machinery. From lifts, boilers, plant machinery and pressure vessels right down to hot drinks machines. They also cover the erection of machinery such as cranes and even rockets. One area of our expertise is Deterioration of Stock insurance. This provides cover for loss […]

Chairs arranged around a board room table representing Directors and Officers insurance
Thursday 21st April 2016
Directors and Officers Insurance

Directors’ and Officers’ Liability insurance (D&O) is a liability insurance payable to the directors and officers of a company or to the organisation itself. It is an evolving area that our dedicated account teams invest considerable time in to offer you a knowledgeable, professional and personal service. The purpose of D&O insurance is to indemnify […]

Thursday 21st April 2016
Commercial Vehicle Insurance

If you own and drive a van, passenger carrier, car or motor-cycle for your business or to earn a living you need a Commercial Vehicle insurance policy. Just as every vehicle is different, so is every insurance policy and there are also different classes of business use to consider when finding the perfect policy for […]

Business Interruption insurance
Thursday 21st April 2016
Business Interruption Insurance

Business Interruption insurance (also known as Loss of Income or Consequential Loss) is arguably as important as your Buildings and Contents cover and is an essential part of your business continuity plan. It is designed to cover losses you may experience if your business is affected by unforeseen circumstances – from a temporary loss of […]