Aviva: Businesses are not insuring themselves

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Aviva: Businesses are not insuring themselves

Aviva has claimed that businesses are putting themselves at risk by not insuring themselves, warning that they could lose out in the event of an unforeseen incident.

David Bruce, commercial product manager at the organisation, made these comments following the release of statistics which indicated that 12 per cent of small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) are not commercially insured.

He stated that any conscientious business leader should be covering their company in order to make sure they protect it in case of an accident that could bankrupt the organisation.

Mr Bruce explained: "If one of your staff, or a customer, has an accident at work it is unlikely you would be able to pay out a claim that could run into thousands of pounds yourself."

The survey by Aviva also showed that 56 per cent of SMEs are aiming to get through the current economic climate by diversifying their business.

Last week, Barclays announced that it would be offering small business owners the chance to attend a series of seminars with the focus on growth.

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