GM Financial Services

About Us

GM Financial Services has been supporting contractors and businesses in South Africa since 2002, providing specialised insurance and guarantee solutions. Over time, we recognised that clients require more than just individual policies — they need a partner who understands both their projects and their business risks.

More Than an Insurance Broker — A Risk Partne

Most brokers focus on policies. We focus on outcomes.

We ensure:

  • Guarantees are aligned with contract requirements
  • Insurance is structured correctly from the outset
  • Risks are identified before they become claims
  • Your full business is protected — not just individual policies

OUR EXPERTISE

Contractors & Construction Companies

  • Contract Works (CAR) Insurance
  • Public Liability
  • Performance Guarantees
  • Advance Payment Guarantees
  • Retention Guarantees
  • Bid Bonds

Commercial & Industrial Businesses

  • Property & asset insurance
  • Business interruption
  • Plant & equipment cover

Professionals & Engineers

  • Professional Indemnity Insurance

OUR APPROACH

Process: Understand → Structure → Protect → Maintain

We remain actively involved to ensure your insurance continues to align with your evolving business and project risks.

OUR COMMITMENT

We are committed to building long-term relationships based on trust, transparency, and practical advice.

Our objective is to become your most trusted partner in managing risk and protecting your business.

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Top 5 Guarantee & Insurance Mistakes Contractors Must Avoid

Many contractors only discover gaps in their insurance or guarantees when it’s too late — during a claim or a guarantee call. This guide highlights the most common mistakes and how to avoid them.

Mistake 1

Not aligning insurance with contract requirements
→ Leads to claim issues

Mistake 2

Incorrect guarantee placement or understanding
→ Leads to exposure

Mistake 3

Not using retention guarantees
→ Leads to unnecessary cash flow pressure

Mistake 4

Using multiple brokers
→ Leads to gaps and confusion

Mistake 5

Not reviewing insurance regularly
→ Leads to outdated cover

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