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Catastrophe cover.
An event limit is the maximum amount we can pay out in a catastrophe, such as a terrorist attack or natural disaster. Terrorist activity has meant that insurers have found it difficult to provide cover for some of the more highly populated financial districts in London and some other areas.
No maximum event limit
The sophisticated way we analyse likely occupancy of a building rather than traditional ‘postcode blacklisting’, lets us provide catastrophe cover for any area of the country, including areas such as Canary Wharf, EC2 and EC4 at very competitive rates.
Plus, our ability to secure additional catastrophe cover at favourable rates on behalf of employers, means in many cases we can now provide unlimited event cover.
Plus, our ability to secure additional catastrophe cover at favourable rates on behalf of employers, means in many cases we can now provide unlimited event cover.
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