All Risk Insurance

Assets All Risk Insurance

From customised machinery to electronic equipment, your business assets play a vital role in the success of your operations. Our Assets All Risk insurance provides protection for business property that is accidentally physically lost, destroyed or damaged by anything other than the excluded causes listed below. This means that you’re covered for almost every eventuality, which makes your coverage broader and easier to understand too.

Examples of excluded causes are:

‣ Damage caused by defective design materials or workmanship
‣ Wilful acts or negligence by the insured
‣ Acts of fraud or dishonesty
‣ Disappearance, unexplained or inventory shortage
Some assets such as money, electronic installations, vehicles and boilers are also excluded mainly because they are expected to be insured as standalone policies.

Contractors’ All Risk (CAR)

The CAR policy offers comprehensive protection against loss or damage relating to the contract works, construction plant, equipment and machinery. It also covers third-party claims regarding property damage or bodily injury that have occurred because of a construction project.

Electronic equipment (EEI) – All Risk

Electrical and electronic systems are expensive to replace – but they’re also a vital part of most businesses. Under the EEI policy, every hazard is covered even if it’s not specifically excluded, meaning that almost any sudden and unforeseen losses that affect the electronic equipment or systems are also covered.
The EEI insurance applies whether the insured items are in use or at rest. It also covers them if they’re being dismantled for cleaning, overhauled or moved within the premises.

Erection All Risks (EAR)

The EAR policy offers protection against all the risks involved in the erection of machinery, plant and steel structures of any kind. It also covers any third-party claims linked to property damage or bodily injury that have arisen in connection with the execution of an erection project.

Office Comprehensive Insurance

If you’re a professional or consultant working from an office, this protects you against damage to your office furniture and tools of trade as a result of fire and allied perils, theft and accidental damage. You can also get coverage for liability, loss of rent, out of pocket expenses, temporary removal, public liability, cash-in-safe and on the premises.

As part of this policy, you would like to take out personal accident insurance for your employees.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How to choose the best insurance plan
(Life & Health policies especially)

1. First, understand your requirements (future financial needs, your child’s education, marriage, or some other requirement).
2. Second, calculate how much premium you can pay every month or quarterly or half-yearly or annually.
3. See what benefits the Plan gives (each insurance company gives different benefits, so compare).
4. Decide on the tenure of the Plan.
5. See whether it is value for your hard earned money.
6. Decide the Sum Assured, the more the sum assured, the more the benefits.
7. Read the Terms and Conditions of the Plan.
8. Find out how prompt the insurance company is in settlement of claims for the plan.

What is insurance excess / deductible?
The ‘excess’ or ‘deductible’ on an insurance policy is the initial portion of the costs that the policyholder would have to pay in the event of an insurance claim.

An example; If a motorist had a car insurance policy that has a policy excess of 10% and files in a claim for damage to his/her vehicle amounting to GH¢10,000, he/she would have to cover the first GH¢1,000 (ie.10% of the claim amount), with the insurer covering the remaining GH¢9,000.

It is possible to opt for zero excess or buy the excess off…however; the insurer has the prerogative in accepting or even increase it depending on the risk in question.

What is an insurance policy?
An insurance policy is the nature of contract in question… where an individual gets financial protection or gets insured against any losses of property or other assets from an insurance company.
What is a quote?
A quote or quotation is basically an estimate of what you are required to pay as a premium to get that insurance policy. This quote can change or be negotiated by both the insurer and the insured. The agreed value becomes the ultimate premium of the policy.

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