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01223 445452Gaming is big business in the UK – supported by a large number of games development companies.
And although every business is different, what remains the same is the need for protection from the risks your organisation faces. From glitches and software errors, to intellectual property breach and cyber crime, a bespoke package of insurance products can help keep your business moving.
At S-Tech, we’re specialists in arranging games developer insurance, working alongside organisations such as TIGA and UKIE
We’ve worked with businesses of all shapes and sizes across the UK for more than 30 years, so we understand the challenges you face and the importance of providing independent, impartial and practical insurance advice. Our insurance specialists work with a select panel of insurers to ensure you have the right level of cover for your business – and provide expert advice – at a competitive price.
We as a team have worked closely with S-Tech Insurance Services for 5 years. We’ve always found that we get excellent, prompt service, and good advice on coverage, and they have access to a good range of insurance providers at very competitive rates. We’re happy to recommend them to provide insurance services to those in the technology sector.
Our specialist games developer insurance is very comprehensive and includes:
Covers the cost of compensating clients for loss or damage resulting from negligent services or advice provided.
Cover for damage to third parties (individuals or property) caused by your business or the products/services it provides
Cover for employee injury or illness arising as a result of their employment with your business.
Insurance designed to support the reinstatement of buildings and contents as well as third-party exposures following an insured loss
Cyber insurance covers the losses relating to damage to, or loss of information from, IT systems, data and networks.
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