Our business products

Whether you’re after cover for your business assets, machinery, premises or people, we’ve got you covered.

AMI has been protecting New Zealanders for almost 100 years. Over 700,000 people trust us to be on their side and protect the things they love. We’re proud to be recognised as one of New Zealand’s most trusted brands and for our commitment to outstanding customer service.

Choose what cover you’re interested in

Business Vehicles

Covers your business vehicles from accidental damage and theft.

Business Liability

Covers you for a range of liability that you need in the course of your business.

Business Assets

Protects your business assets whether you work from your own premises
or are out and about.

Business Interruption

Covers you for loss of income if you're unable to trade following loss or damage covered by your business assets (material damage) policy.

Machinery Breakdown & Stock Deterioration

Keeps your business going if your equipment breaks down.

Cyber Insurance

Cover your small business in the event of a cyber-attack or incident.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between agreed value and market value in my Commercial Motor Vehicle policy?

Agreed value means just that – we’ll pay you the amount we agreed when you took out your policy (less the applicable excess).
Market value is the sale price of the same or a comparable vehicle of similar age and condition and specification.

Does my liability cover me overseas?

No, please contact us if you wish to extend your liability overseas. Call us to discuss to see whether we can extend your cover. Overseas liability associated with temporary business related visits may be covered (conditions apply see Public Liability (Broadform) policy wording for details).

Is windscreen cover included in my Commercial Motor Vehicle policy?

Windscreen cover is automatically included with every Comprehensive Motor vehicle policy only. It is not included/not available with Third Party Only or Third Party Fire and Theft policies.

What is the difference between a fixed asset and a mobile asset?

A fixed asset is an asset that is at a static location. It is not moved away from the location. A mobile asset is an asset that moves out and about with you or can be stored anywhere in New Zealand.