NBS launches excess of loss liability insurance
NBS Underwriting has launched excess of loss liability insurance in a move it flagged enables brokers to offer an additional £5m of public liability cover beyond primary level limits.
According to the managing general agent, the offering – backed by A-rated Allied World Assurance – is suitable for over 140 trades spanning leisure, hospitality, warehousing, manufacturing, contracting, engineering and more.
It detailed the product can be tailored for firms of all sizes from straightforward non-contracting businesses to high-risk contractors, and is available on the NBS quotation platform.
SolutionsSteve Cowman, managing director of NBS, stated: “At NBS, we are committed to
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