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Property & casualty Insurance
Non-life insurance for organisations with complex risks
Barbon is a data-driven insurance broker, part of House of Risks and B Corp certified. Barbon insures housing associations, municipalities and the public domain, housing owner associations (VvEs), real estate, manufacturing, timber, food, and waste and recycling companies: organisations with complex risks.
For each sector, a 'Risicoloog' (riskologist) works at Barbon: a senior specialist for that sector, who supports risk assessments with data and professional knowledge. The Risicoloog advises independently on the insurance solution, including coverage and conditions.

Our products

Property insurance

Liability insurance

Transport insurance

Mobility solutions

Trade credit insurance

Cyber insurance
Why Barbon?
Looking ahead, driven by data and craftsmanship

Deep sector expertise
Our specialists speak your language. Whether it concerns housing corporations, the public sector, the manufacturing industry, or recycling: we know the dynamics of your market. Even with complex (European) tenders, we manage the entire process, from a legally compliant procedure to the final bespoke policy.

Collective expertise
Our team brings generations of combined expertise to the table—meaning there is no challenge we haven't encountered before. This craftsmanship forms the bedrock of our independent advice, giving you the seniority and stability required to navigate your strategic goals with total agility.

Innovative, data-driven approach
Our advanced platform delivers clear risk insights right down to the asset level. By enriching your data with external sources, we replace assumptions with facts. This forward-looking approach allows us to anticipate what's ahead—safeguarding your continuity and controlling your claims costs.
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What is the Risk Monitor?
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