Crime Insurance

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What does Crime Insurance typically cover?

Crime Insurance covers a broad array of policy forms that can be separates into three sub-categories

1st Party Coverages

Commercial Crime

Purchased by commercial and non-profit organizations to protect against employee dishonesty, burglary, robbery, forgery, and similar crime exposures specific to their operations.

Financial Institutions Bonds

Purchased by community banks, insurance companies, investment companies, and other financial institutions to protect against employee dishonesty, burglary, robbery, forgery, and similar crime exposures specific to the operations of various financial institutions.

Kidnap, Ransom & Extortion

Covers business organizations for the risks associated with international travel by their employees. Coverage affords coverage for expenses related to the safe return of the kidnapping victim, ransom payments, and security consultants.

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CoverageXpert’s Database Highlights

80+

Crime-related coverage forms (sample wordings) from top-rated insurers

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Sub-Product Types

Combination Safe Depository Policy
Financial Institutions Bond Form 15
Commercial Crime
Financial Institutions Bond Form 24
Computer Crime Policy
Financial Institutions Bond Form 25
Credit Union Bond
Insurance Company Bond
Financial Institutions Bonds
Investment Company Blanket Bond
Financial Institutions Bond Form 14
Kidnap & Ransom
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Applicable Business Classes

Asset Managers

Commercial Companies

Community Banks

Financial Institutions

Healthcare

Insurance Companies

Non-profits

Private Companies

Public Companies

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