What insurance can I get with AXA?
You work hard. And that’s something worth protecting.
We know you don’t have time to decode jargon or work through complicated forms. So, we’re hard at work too – keeping insurance as simple as we can.
And because we like to keep things easy, we’ve teamed up with the Co-operative Bank – so you can get business insurance you can trust, but with less of the legwork.
Choose from the core covers below, then add optional extras.
Business insurance
Flexible protection to keep your business safe
- Create cover to fit your unique company
- AXA support 720,000 UK-based SMEs, sole traders and self-employed people**
Van insurance
Stay on the road with commercial van insurance
- Cover when you use your van for commercial reasons
- Accident recovery, roadside repairs and an uninsured driver promise
- 10% online discount and up to 60% no claims discount
Landlord insurance
Residential or commercial property protection, with optional buildings and contents cover
- Up to £10 million property owners’ liability cover
- Repair or rebuild your property after a loss with buildings insurance
- Cover for up to 10 properties with one policy
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* 10% of our customers paid this or less between October and December 2023.
** Based on the number of businesses insured by AXA across the UK and Ireland as of October 31 2019.
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The Co-operative Bank is a trading name of the Co-operative Bank plc, PO Box 101, 1 Balloon Street, Manchester M60 4EP. Registered in England and Wales No 990937. The Co-operative Bank plc is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority (No.121885).