RSA's property product completes its SME suite
RSA has launched a new product created specifically for property owners who own and let single or multi-premise portfolios.
According to the insurer, the new properties product allows for up to ten buildings to be covered, with flexible added options such as landlord's contents and liability. Cover is provided for a wide definition of buildings, including residential properties and commercial buildings, as well as car parks, outbuildings and CCTV.
The product is the ninth that RSA has launched since announcing its intention to grow its SME commercial book by 400% in April last year.
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