In response to the threat level for international terrorism in the US being substantial, our policy combines broad cover, a simple application process and competitive pricing.
Explore our terrorism products to learn more
Terrorism
Standalone policy offering cover for damage to premises, restriction of access to property and utilities and loss of income as a result of an act of terrorism or sabotage
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Active assailant
Our policy offers incident response and crisis management services, provides victim compensation and support and also covers legal liabilities, damage to property and any interruption to your business.
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Terrorism
Standalone policy offering cover for damage to premises, restriction of access to property and utilities and loss of income as a result of an act of terrorism or sabotage
Key features
- A broad, standalone policy
- Single and multiple locations
- Broad appetite
- Long-term view
- Exceptional service levels
Active assailant
Our policy offers incident response and crisis management services, provides victim compensation and support and also covers legal liabilities, damage to property and any interruption to your business.
Key features
- The policy does not restrict what can be considered a 'weapon' for use in an assailant attack
- Worldwide cover available
- No monetary or time deductibles
- Target turnaround on all enquiries within 24 hours
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Want to learn more about CFC's terrorism policies?
Get in touch!Meet the team
- Harry Salmon
- Terrorism Team Leader
What is TRIA terrorism insurance?
The Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) was first passed in the United States in 2002 as a response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
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