Financial insurance is a type of insurance policy that is frequently purchased by businesses. It provides coverage that protects them from losses due to a partner in a contract failing to meet their obligations. It can also protect against various other types of commercial financial losses.
In addition to mitigating against the financial consequences of a partner in a contract failing to meet their obligations, financial insurance also protects against various losses, including those from sudden, massive drops in the values of stocks or a business partner going bankrupt.
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