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Terrorism Insurance

Comprehensive cover for terrorism and sabotage risks

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    Coverage and limits
    Why work with us?
    Contact us
    Making a claim
    Gary Barlow
    Gary Barlow
    Terrorism Underwriting Manager

    We understand the risks your clients face, and we know how to help

    Our team of underwriters work closely with insurance brokers to offer robust terrorism and saboage insurance solutions which are tailored to suit policyholders’ specific requirements.

    Coverage and limits

    We provide coverage for physical damage and business interruption losses as a consequence of an act of terrorism or sabotage. Business interruption cover can respond following physical damage to insured property, and in respect of denial of access and/or loss of attraction, even when there is no damage to property. 

    Cover can include (but is not limited to) buildings, contents and stock, and business interruption can include gross profit, gross revenue, rental income, AICOW and ICOW.
    GBP 100m
    Capacity (higher limit solutions may be available upon enquiry)

    Target risks

    Wide ranging appetite for UK domiciled companies of all sizes from small/micro to large/corporate, either commercial trading business operations or property owners (non-consumer risks), including but not limited to high street retailers, independent and chain restaurants, bars, entertainment venues, green energy providers, commercial/residential or mixed used property owners risks.

    Limited risk appetite

    Risks domiciled outside of United Kingdom (subject to licencing and regulation).

    Outside of risk appetite

    • Religious buildings
    • High-end government property
    • Consulates and embassies
    • Military premises

    or, risks deemed to be in close proximity or exposed to the increased threat from such risks nearby.

    Additional information

    • Cover can be provided as a standalone “add-on” to other covers provided by us (such as Construction Insurance, Computer Insurance and Stock Throughput Insurance)
    • Risks can be written full value or first loss
    • The adverse risk selection rule does not apply (selective risk locations can be insured)
    • Policies can be placed manually or via Acturis E-Trade or U-Trade
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    Why work with us?

    Expertise
    We connect you with expert-driven solutions and services for all your specialty insurance needs.
    Financial strength and stability
    Our robust financial backing, 140-year legacy, and extensive global resources give us the reach and scale to help you navigate the shifting insurance landscape.
    Dedicated partnership
    As trusted advisors, we work to understand your needs and tailor solutions to help you grow your business with confidence.

    Get in touch with us

    Insurance brokers looking for more information about our terrorism and sabotage insurance solution for their clients can contact their local development underwriter.
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    Making a claim

    If you are looking to make a claim, you should contact us as soon as possible. Details on how to make terrorism and sabotage insurance claims can be found on our claims homepage.
    Claims

    The information provided in this content is intended for UK insurance brokers acting on behalf of their prospective or existing clients.

    Any description is for general information purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any product. Policyholders who have questions or wish to arrange or amend cover should contact their insurance broker. Insurance brokers can find details of how to contact us here.

    Any descriptions of coverage contained are meant to be general in nature and do not include nor are intended to include all of the actual terms, benefits, and limitations found in an insurance policy. The terms of any specific policy will instead govern that policy. Any guidance for UK insurance brokers is intended to provide general information only, and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice.