In some cases, you can justify cover under a Discretionary Credit Limit without having to make an Approved Limit request. Discover how it works and when to use one.
In order to manage your cover and exposure to risk, you need to set credit limits. Find out how they work and how to choose between approved and discretionary limits.
Applying for a credit limit is easy through our online portal. Find out how with our step-by-step guide.
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