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Every business requires a unique insurance package. This can vary across industries and professions. For example, a pastry chef and a dog breeder will have very different insurance needs. Different professions also require different locations, tools, assets and processes to ensure that they do a thorough job. 

Your industry may be the subject of minimum mandatory insurance requirements. This could be an industry standard or it could even be required by law. This is not unusual for sole traders who are professionals or experts in their field, such as architects, surveyors, just to name a few examples.  

Whether you own your own building, work onsite or work remotely, with Business Insurance* you can go about your business with peace of mind knowing that your assets are insured. Assets can include your business’s premises, contents and stock, and business insurance can even cover interruptions to your business. 

Another common type of insurance for sole traders who provide advice, or a service is Professional Indemnity insurance*. Professional Indemnity insurance protects you against losses claimed by a third party due to alleged or actual negligence or errors in your professional services or advice.  Your Professional Indemnity insurance will meet the associated compensation payable to a third party together with your defence costs (which can include legal costs, investigator costs and expert fees).