From financial firms to construction companies, mid- to large-size businesses vary widely in their needs. One thing is true across all industries: Business owners and entrepreneurs want to protect what they’re building. No matter what industry your business serves, Nationwide can protect you and your business with customizable policies and helpful resources.
Nationwide serves a wide range of mid- to large-size businesses. Don’t see your business type below? No problem. Contact your agent to see how our insurance and resources can protect your business and help you succeed.
Nationwide defines medium to large size businesses, more middle market, differently depending on the industry. We partner with businesses that are risk management-focused, looking for a long-term relationship with a carrier, and are invested in the safety and well-being of their employees. We tailor our specialized protection solutions for growing businesses that meet one or more of the following criteria:
Businesses are probably required by law to have certain types of insurance, but it’s always better to be prepared. Even if certain coverages are not required, get with an agent and assess the unique risks your business might have, then explore insurance in those areas to make sure you’re fully protected.
Mid- to large-size businesses have a wide range of needs, but particularly urgent threats include cybercrime, accidents/liability, weather and utility outages. When midsize businesses buy insurance, they are making sure that no matter what unpredictable events happen, the business, their income, their property and their employees are protected.
Your commercial insurance coverage needs depend on several variables, including risks associated with equipment and location. A business working with potentially dangerous equipment would have different risks and needs than a finance or design firm. Another factor to consider is where your business is located. It’s important to talk to an agent about your business before you purchase insurance, to help make sure you have coverage that meets your specific needs.
There are many factors that determine how much insurance costs, including size, location, business type, vehicles, property, years in business and number of employees. The best way to understand the potential cost for customized business insurance is to get a quote from your agent or an independent agent.