Professional Indemnity Insurance
Protect your business against professional errors and legal claims
Safeguard your professional reputation and financial stability against negligence claims arising from your services or advice.
Who It's For
Key Risks Covered
Building problem awareness for your business
Negligence Claims
Errors, omissions, or failure to perform professional duties.
Incorrect Advice Losses
Financial loss to clients due to professional advice errors.
Client Disputes
Disagreements over service quality or project outcomes.
Contractual Liabilities
Legal liabilities arising from professional service contracts.
How We Structure Your Professional Indemnity Insurance
Profession-based Risk Analysis
Deep dive into specific professional risks and exposures
Coverage Customization
Tailoring policy limits and clauses to your practice
Insurer Comparison
Evaluating multiple insurers for specialized professional cover
Claims Advisory
Expert support in managing and defending professional claims
Core Benefits
Exclusions (What's Not Covered)
Understanding the boundaries of your protection
Why CKP for Business Insurance
Your strategic partner in risk management
Strategic Advisory Approach
We assess your risks first, then recommend the right coverage — not the other way around.
Expert Guidance
Clear, practical advice tailored to your needs, risks, and financial goals.
Transparent Process
No hidden terms. No confusion. You understand exactly what you're buying.
Long-Term Support
From policy selection to claims — we stay with you at every step.
Common Risks & Mistakes
Avoid these pitfalls to ensure robust protection
Not buying early
Underestimating risk
Ignoring retroactive cover
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Frequently Asked Questions
PI covers errors in professional advice or services, while General Liability covers physical injury or property damage.
It protects you against claims for work done in the past, even after you have stopped practicing or the business has closed.
For some professions like Doctors and CAs in certain jurisdictions, it is either mandatory or highly recommended by professional bodies.
Retroactive cover ensures that you are protected for work done in the past, provided you have maintained continuous insurance coverage.