An insurance policy that pays any compensation the insured is legally liable to pay to customers who are killed, injured, or have property damaged as a result of a defect in a product that they have manufactured or supplied. Costs incurred as a consequence of the defect that are not legal damages would not be covered by a policy of this kind. A products-guarantee insurance is intended to cover these costs.

• standard amount
• Standard and Poor's 500 Stock Index
• standard cash flow pattern
• standard costing
• standard deviation
• standard rate
• standby agreement
• standby credit
• standby revolving credit
• standing order
• standstill agreement
• star
• starting rate of income tax
• start-up
• start-up costs
• state banks
• State Earnings-Related Pension Scheme
• statement of affairs
• Statement of Auditing Standards
• statement of changes in financial position
• statement of movements in shareholders' funds
• Statement of Recommended Practice
• statement of source and application of funds
• Statement of Standard Accounting Practice
• statement of total recognized gains and losses