Large Domestic and Global Businesses

Large corporations face a multitude of complex risks. Backed by our product breadth, financial strength and global network, we offer customised cover for your varied needs so that you can focus on growing your business.

Products and services

Directors & Officers Liability Insurance

Superior protection against a wide variety of third party claims

Employment Practice Liability Insurance

Superior protection against risk exposures in the employment business

Professional Indemnity Insurance

Broad protection for industry professionals from a wide range of liabilities including errors and omissions, defamation and intellectual property infringement.

Group Business Travel Insurance

Customisable protection from the unexpected for employees on business travel

Management Liability Insurance

Superior liability protection for private companies and their management teams

Public Offering of Securities Insurance

Comprehensive coverage for gapless protection against liability claims

Insights and expertise

We keep you informed — and your business protected — with these helpful articles.
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Tips for resuming business operations after a natural disaster
Learn practical tips for resuming business operations after a natural disaster, from communicating with stakeholders and ensuring safety to managing repairs, claims and employee support.
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10 ways to protect your business in 2024
Small businesses in New Zealand that employ between 1-19 staff account for one third of all NZ businesses. Businesses with no employees (or sole traders) account for a whopping 63.7% of businesses. Kiwis clearly value owning their own business and being their own boss, but it doesn’t come without its stresses and risks.
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What is life cover? Business insurance explained
In New Zealand, 97% of our businesses are considered small businesses with less than 20 employees. Naturally, many of these businesses are owner/operator businesses, or are led by a single director. Businesses such as these need to consider how their business might continue to survive (and thrive) if they, or a key person within their business was to become terminally ill or pass away.
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Interested in these Chubb policies?

Have a question or need more information? Contact us to find out how we can help you get covered against potential risks.