Given the developments related to the spread of the coronavirus, Vanbreda Risk & Benefits is actively taking a number of measures to be able to keep providing services effectively and efficiently to our business clients…

Does your company have business trips planned for employees to countries affected by the coronavirus? Or do you have expats based in these regions? If so, coronavirus is probably a concern for you as an…

Van break-ins are now an everyday criminal occurrence in this country. The dark winter months make it even easier for thieves to strike. What measures can self-employed people take and which affordable solution can insure…

The attacks on six tankers in the United Arab Emirates in May 2019 and in the Gulf of Oman a month later caused unrest in the maritime insurance sector. The attack on Saudi Arabian petroleum…

Introduced in 2012, the Wijninckx contribution is a special social security contribution that targets the creation of high supplementary pensions for employees and the self-employed. The definitive arrangements for the Wijninckx contribution have been in…

We see a shift in the transport and logistics sector, moving from traditional transport activities towards new logistics activities such as warehousing, which creates new risks. “This makes investing in prevention and having sound risk…

Do you have construction plans for your business? When building or converting premises, critical decisions are taken that have a major impact on the level of fire risk in your building. Are you taking the…

Today, fleet managers expect more from their insurance broker than just good policy management and a quick claim settlement. To manage fleet risk efficiently, the workflows have to be optimised with the support of digital…

From ordering a meal to designing business cards, today everything is done online. This is hardly surprising, because time is the most precious asset in our busy lives. That is why we, as digital pioneer,…

The new Cyber Security Act (NIS) may result in online service providers being held liable for a cyberattack that they themselves are the victims of. The penalties for this can be up to €400,000 or…