Terrorism Insurance
Comprehensive cover for terrorism and sabotage risks
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We understand the risks your clients face, and we know how to help
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.
Target risks
Limited risk appetite
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
Why work with us?
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