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In conversation with Zurich: Growing SMEs

As a firm develops from a start-up to a fully fledged corporate entity, its risk profile inevitably changes. And, as its exposures change, its insurance needs evolve too.

This video interview featuring Post news editor Mairi MacDonald in conversation with Richard Coleman, director for SME commercial broker at Zurich, looks at the different lines of insurance that become relevant to a firm at various stages of its lifecycle, and asks whether insurers and brokers are on hand to show clients how to protect against new insurable losses.

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