If your appointed managing agent is a member of a professional or trade association, such as the Association of Residential Managing Agents (ARMA), professional indemnity insurance will be an automatic condition of their membership.
However, there are also statutes in UK law that place personal liability for a range of risks on RMC directors themselves. The insurances a Residents’ Management Company will need to consider include:
Directors and Officers Insurance
Buildings and Terrorism Insurance
Engineering Inspection and Insurance
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Whether it’s your first time selecting a managing agent, or you’re looking to switch providers, we can help. Simply complete the form below and somebody from our New Business team will be in touch:
- New Business Enquiries
- How do I become a director for my Residents’ Management Company?
- I’m unhappy with the service provided by my current managing agent. Can I switch to a new one?
- What are the legal requirements of an RMC director?
- What are the roles and responsibilities of an RMC director?
- What do I need to consider when tendering for a new managing agent?
- What qualifications and accreditations should a managing agent have?
- What service and support should I expect from my managing agent?
- Where can I find further information about becoming an RMC director?
- 03. How we support Resident Management Companies (RMCs)
- Smooth sailing at The Waterways with our RMC partnership
- Getting things shipshape with Right To Manage Directors at Centre Quay
