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There are different classifications for insurance from different perspectives, like the social insurance as applied by authorities to save the employees interests and health, the life insurance which applied from leading companies to attract the best work force to join, and there's the projects and business insurance to save the companies assets from any unexpected threats.
However any accountant shall know how to calculate the insurance rates and to select the best insurance policy in his company's best interest, not just according to budget and profit, but also considering the expected loss from threats, and gains from insurance.
Keep it simple, social insurance is fixed to the country regulations, life insurance according to budgets, but projects and assets insurance is the most important and meanly depends on the management decisions, depending on experience, industry, region, materials and machines insured.etc, so be sharp to gain it from them.
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An arrangement by which a company or the state undertakes to provide a guarantee of compensation for specified loss, damage, illness, or death in return for payment of a specified premium.
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Thank you for a very interesting topic and points being raised.
In my opinion insurance is a very wise management's decision for the following reasons :-
1) insurance main job is to protect and indemnify the managers and owners of the projects and it's asset ,on a way that protection would be before losses events take place, the thing which bring a peace of mind to them and will definitely reflects and appear in the performance of the project's or business owners and managers and motivates them towards an expansion of works and business.
2) insurance by indemnity which usually be after losses will indemnify the insured or the owners and managers of the projects for any losses that they may face and return them to the financial position where they was immediately before the loss, and this will enables them to continue their works without delaying or stop.
Therefore insurance always stand very important for any business at all stages.
Thanking you.
