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RSA aligns with business travel specialists

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Insurer forms strategic alliance with FirstAssist and Drum Cussac

RSA has formed an alliance with medical and security assistance specialists First Assist and Drum Cussac.

The arrangement, which will enhance RSA's group personal accident and business travel insurance, will provide customers with information and support before travelling to minimise exposure to medical and security risks.

Commenting on the alliance, Toni LePine, personal accident manager for RSA, said: "In the current climate of heightened security risks and dangers there is a greater need for support for the business traveller.

"Employers also have a greater duty of care to protect their employees when they travel on business, especially to areas of known risk.

"If the unthinkable happens, our new partnership with FirstAssist and Drum Cussac will mean we are there every step of the way navigating our customers through the uncertainty."

The new personal accident and business travel Policy includes:

From FirstAssist

Pre Travel Medical Advice
Emergency Medical Assistance
Travellers Helpline
Identity Theft Helpline
Essential Information Storage
Bereavement Advice
State Benefit Advice
Counselling

From Drum Cussac

Travel Security Advice and Information Services
Emergency Security Assistance for non medical evacuation from any cause outside of your control
Hijack Kidnap and Detention
Security Specialist Expenses

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