All businesses, and business owners face a variety of risks - it is a part of being in business. Some risks can be eliminated, while others can't. However they can be managed. There are actions that can be taken to help reduce these risks. Taking such actions, where applicable, can make good business sense.
HSBC believes that no business should be without good quality business insurance to protect it from a wide variety of risks. That is why HSBC have formed an alliance with OAMPS Ltd to provide comprehensive commercial insurance solutions. As part of a global broking arrangement with HSBC, OAMPS is able to service the international elements of your business insurance as well as your local requirements.
OAMPS Ltd is wholly owned by Wesfarmers Limited, one of Australia's largest publicly listed companies. OAMPS Ltd is an insurance broking group with offices in every state and territory. In size, they rank comfortably within Australia's top five insurance brokers and maintain strategic alliances with only the most secure and well-respected suppliers and underwriters.
OAMPS' brokers specialise in creating innovative commercial insurance solutions for our clients.
At HSBC, we apply their financial security, reputation and international strength at a local level for your peace of mind.
HSBC Bank Australia Ltd (the Bank) refers customers to OAMPS Ltd who arrange the types of insurances described in this document directly with insurance companies. The Bank is not the representative or agent of any of these insurance companies, nor does the Bank arrange the insurances. The insurances are not investments in or deposits with the Bank. No HSBC Group company has any liability in connection with policies issued by the insurance companies referred to. The Bank does not guarantee payments under the insurances. The Bank is entitled to a commission on premiums for all insurances issued following referrals made by the Bank.
General advice on this website has been prepared without taking into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on any advice, you should consider its appropriateness. A Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) for these insurance products should be obtained from the insurer. The PDS is relevant when deciding whether to acquire or hold a product.