For businesses operating in today’s geopolitical landscape, the risks of terrorism, civil unrest, sabotage, and political instability are no longer just abstract concerns. They are operational realities that demand serious consideration. Yet for most businesses, these risks remain entirely unaddressed by their existing insurance plans.
This oversight could leave your business exposed in the event of a terrorist attack, a riot, or an act of sabotage. A business without specialist cover could face catastrophic financial losses with no recourse whatsoever.
Political Violence Insurance fills that gap — providing businesses with comprehensive protection against physical damage to property, loss of revenue, and business interruption arising from a political violence event.
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Covers physical damage to your business premises, equipment, and assets arising from acts of terrorism, sabotage, riot, and civil commotion.

If a political violence event forces your business to suspend or reduce operations, your policy covers the resulting loss of revenue and additional costs incurred.

For businesses operating across multiple countries or higher-risk markets, Political Violence Insurance can be structured to cover your entire operational footprint under one policy, providing holistic protection wherever you do business.

Certain policies extend to cover liability arising from injury to employees or third parties as a direct result of a political violence event — an important consideration for businesses with large workforces or significant public footfall.
Saving yourself from the real risks of today’s travel reality
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Finding security as we adapt to the digital world.
Navigating rising healthcare costs and medical inflation in an evolving health landscape.
Designed to protect your business against the financial and legal consequences of third-party claims.