Who are the key revenue generators in your business?
Who are the key revenue generators in your business?

Who are the key revenue generators in your business?

Most businesses have at least one key revenue generator - someone who if unable to work would have a significant effect on revenue - in event of accident or illness this risk can be insured.

How does Key Person Insurance work?
How does Key Person Insurance work?

How does Key Person Insurance work?

Much like income protection covers; key person disability covers have a wait period (length of time off work before a claim is paid) and a benefit term (maximum length of time it can be paid for).

How do we determine the level of key person insurance?
How do we determine the level of key person insurance?

How do we determine the level of key person insurance?

Key Person covers can be structured to insure either; 80% of a person revenue generation, or the annual estimated cost to hire a locum to do the role.

Revenue Protection

Revenue Protection Insurances or Key Person Insurance is a vital financial safeguard for businesses, protecting against the loss of a crucial employee whose skills, knowledge, or leadership are integral to the company’s success.

This type of insurance provides a business with either a lump-sum payment or monthly benefit if a key individual, such as a top executive or a highly skilled specialist, becomes incapacitated or passes away.

The funds can be used to cover operational disruptions, recruit and train a replacement, or offset lost revenue. By mitigating the financial impact of losing a key person, the insurance helps maintain business stability and reassure stakeholders.

Key Person Insurance is often tailored to a specific value or role of the individual, ensuring optimal protection. It strengthens the company’s financial resilience, making it more attractive to investors and lenders.

Regularly reviewing and updating the policy is essential to reflect changes in the business and key personnel.

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