Terrorism.

Yes. Terrorism policies can include Business Interruption cover for loss of revenue and increased operating costs following terrorism-related physical damage.

Yes. Terrorism insurance typically covers debris removal, site clearance and restoration costs following an insured event.

Depending on policy wording, cover may extend to sabotage or politically motivated violence even where a formal terrorist designation has not been made.

Standard Business Interruption policies typically require physical damage to trigger cover. Non-damage events such as pandemics are generally excluded unless specifically insured under bespoke extensions.

Loss of Attraction provides indemnity for reduced revenue when an incident nearby deters customers, even if your premises are not physically damaged.

Terrorism insurance focuses on property damage and business interruption. Injury claims are typically addressed under Workers Injury Compensation or Terrorism Liability policies.

Terrorism insurance is designed to complement Property All Risk and Business Interruption policies, ensuring seamless protection where terrorism exclusions apply.

We tailor Terrorism programmes that are aligned to your operational footprint and provide specialist support throughout placement and claims to ensure clear, effective protection.