Insurance Brokers Sydney

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About Us

In simple terms, Insurance Brokers Sydney supplies innovative and holistic insurance, risk management programs and advice to some of Australia’s most successful organisations. We meet specific business requirements, undertake reviews as required and ensure your insurance program benefits from best in market products and remains updated with changing business needs.

With technical expertise, experience and first class industry knowledge, Insurance Brokers Sydney are the ideal insurance and risk partner for organisations looking for professional advice. Our approach enables clients to focus on their core business objectives, and knowing their insurance program is aligned to their needs, tailored to their objectives and underpinned by a team of industry experts.

Liability Insurances

Mistakes can sometimes be made at even the best-run businesses, and liability insurance can help ensure that an error on your part or on the part of one of your employees doesn’t mean the end of your business.

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Business & Commercial Insurance

Running a business can be risky and the last thing you want is for your livelihood to be impacted by an unexpected catastrophe. Make sure you are protected with business insurance that is tailored to meet your specific needs.

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Health Insurance

A healthy workforce is a more productive workforce, and a corporate private health insurance plan may help you ensure your employees are happy and healthy no matter how hard they are working.

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What Do We Do

FAQs

Can a broker help you work out what risks you have?

Yes, particularly with regard to business insurance. Many brokers are skilled risk managers who can advise you on the risks you face, and how to manage them. Insurance is just a part of the overall risk management strategy, in that it transfers risk to another party (the insurer) at an agreed premium. Having effective risk prevention and loss minimisation strategies may help reduce premium costs.

Do you have to pay for the services of a broker?

Many insurance brokers get paid a commission by the insurance companies when the policies are purchased. Other insurance brokers act on a fee-for-service basis and negotiate the fees they charge with their clients. Ask your broker to explain the situation to you.

What types of insurance do brokers offer?

According to the National Insurance Brokers Association (NIBA), brokers place almost half of all general insurance premiums in Australia – about $17 billion a year – and are typically involved in helping arrange commercial insurance. The most common types of insurance brokers arrange are business packages, commercial motor and professional indemnity. However, nearly all brokerages also provide assistance for everyday types of insurance, such as home insurance and private motor insurance, for clients.

How will you know if a broker is qualified?

Brokers go through specific education and on-the-job training to earn their qualifications. In particular, look for a broker who has earned their Qualified Practising Insurance Broker (QPIB) or Certified Insurance Professional (CIP) status. If in doubt, ask. Brokers will be happy to let you know of their qualifications and explain what it takes to attain them. Brokers are required to show evidence of continued professional development each year to maintain their qualifications.

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Privacy Policy

Why Do We Collect Your Information?

Sydney Insurance Brokers collects personal information for the purposes of providing insurance services to you, including to assist you in the risk assessment of your assets and liabilities, to assist you in lodging and claim.
The personal information collected can be used or disclosed by us for a secondary purpose related to those purposes listed above, but only if you would reasonably expect us to use or disclose the information for this secondary purpose. However, for sensitive information, the secondary purpose must be directly related to the purposes listed above.

Who Will We Disclose Your Personal Information to?

- Your Insurance Company
- Other Insurance Companies and underwriting agencies, where we are marketing your insurance policy to obtain new business or renewal quotes
- Loss Assessors and claims investigators
- Rehabilitation Providers
These organisations are subject to strict restrictions on how they may use your personal information.