Property Insurance covers the business property and its contents from perils listed in the policy document. Amongst the contents it protects-
the inventory and business supplies
accounts receivables
money and security
machinery and other capital goods
furniture and other fixed assets
The property insurance may also offer coverage for intangible assets like the trademark, in case it get tampered with get copied by other business entity.
The property insurance covers the property against the perils mentioned in the policy document. A multi-perils policy may cover the property against- fire, storm, vandalism, theft and so forth.
However, it may not include coverage for flood and earthquake coverage. The business entities operating in these areas are required to purchase additional coverage to protect themselves against these perils.
I want to learn about poperty insurance.
like endosement, rider, peril etc.
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