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Swift action helps keep a golf club trading after fire

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When a fire broke out at a golf club, Aviva’s commercial lines property claims team acted quickly to support the business and keep disruption to a minimum. This content highlights how swift action ensured a smooth claims journey, effective cost management and supported business continuity.

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