| ABREEZE | Broadcast policy for a company up in the air (7) |
| AIRLINE | Broadcast policy for KLM, say (7) |
| HONESTY | The best policy for a cruciferous garden plan (7) |
| NOFEES | Certain bank policy for A.T.M. withdrawals and wire transfers |
| BROCADE | Maybe debar holding the company up for material (7) |
| CARAVAN | Depicted in several paintings by Edwin Lord Weeks, generic name for a company of travellers journeying across a desert; or, a camel trainA (7) |
| OCTOPUS | Company up above leading American ink producer (7) |
| CASHCOW | Which business term describes a product that provides a steady source of income for a company? (4,3) |
| CIRCUS | From the Latin for "ring", a Roman arena for chariot races and gladiatorial combats; a round tent or big top for a company of acrobats and clowns; or, a rounded space in a town (6) |
| GESTAPO | Some suggest a policy for secret police (7) |
| NEWDEAL | Additional bargain used in policy for future improvements (3,4) |
| SKYLINE | Broadcaster's policy for Horizon (7) |
| ROLLTOP | Go to start of policy for flexible cover |
| INSURER | One offering policy for risk |
| THEOCRAT | The rogue holding company up is a priest-in-charge |
| COUP | Set the company up for a clever stroke of business |
| PINACOLADA | Nip back for a company car or something that's an alternative to a cosmopolitan in a coup? (4,6) |
| SIEGE | Form of beleaguerment practised in the art of poliorcetics; or, a word for a company of bitterns or herons (5) |
| BEVY | One of the words for a company of otters or roe deer, or for a flock of doves, larks, quail or swans (4) |
| OCTET | Eight people playing company up test the South out (5) |
