Many international entrepreneurs established in France experiment huge difficulties with insurance.
Problem usually appear when:
a US client requests a certificate of insurance;
a contract imposes higher liability limits;
legal teams review indemnification clauses;
or a partner simply asks:
“Is your coverage actually valid in the US?”
At that moment, many companies discover a hard truth:
Most French insurance policies were never designed for US exposure.
Typical issues include:
territorial exclusions;
inadequate liability limits;
wording incompatible with US contracts;
lack of internationally acceptable documentation;
policies available only in French.
And that last point matters more than many realize.
Because if your insurer cannot provide documentation, explanations, or support in English, credibility becomes an issue immediately with US clients, brokers, legal teams, and partners.
International business requires international insurance thinking.
At Frenchbrokers, we help companies established in France structure insurance solutions adapted to US and Canadian operations.
One major advantage: one of our partners personally experienced expatriation and international mobility firsthand.
That experience helps us understand not only the insurance side, but also the real operational frustrations international entrepreneurs and executives face when trying to secure proper coverage in France.
We work directly in English with:
international clients;
legal teams;
brokers;
insurers;
investors and partners.
And for more complex or non-standard situations, we can also access the Lloyd’s market in London when traditional French insurance markets reach their limits.
This is particularly relevant for:
SaaS and tech companies;
consulting firms;
cross-border service providers;
international entrepreneurs;
companies with significant US exposure.
Beyond liability insurance, we also support international clients established in France with:
health insurance;
home insurance;
auto insurance;
expatriate and international coverage solutions.
Because when you operate internationally, insurance is not just administration.
It becomes part of your credibility, your contracts, and ultimately your ability to grow safely.
