 | Buildings and contents cover Including archaeological costs, seasonal stock increases and minor contract works. |
| Liability covers Including Hirers’ liability and Trustees’ and Management liability. |
| Business interruption Including loss of attraction and archaeological digs. |
| Fine art cover Including new acquisitions and cover for exhibitions and items on loan. |
| Legal expenses Including employment disputes and compensation awards. |
| Reputational risks Support includes legal and Public Relations costs. |
| Loss of licence Including wedding and premises licences. |
| We’re the leading insurer of Grade I listed buildings and are involved in insuring many UNESCO UK World Heritage sites. |
| Building valuations from our in-house team to give you confidence in your sums insured at no additional cost, subject to underwriting criteria. |
| The Ecclesiastical Heritage Index - tracks the cost of materials and labour associated with traditional construction methods to reduce your risk of underinsurance over time. |
| Access to a library of risk guidance; our award-winning risk team* via our risk advice line and to our network of trusted suppliers. |
| We take a proactive approach to protecting your interests against third-party legal liability claims. |
| Emergency customer helplines for a public relations crisis and media assistance. |
| Claims are dealt with by our award-winning team* who provide you with a dedicated handler. |
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 | The summary of cover is an outline of the standard cover provided under the policy and is not personalised to you. The cover you choose will depend on your circumstances and will be shown on your policy schedule. The schedule will also detail some changes we have made relating to infectious and communicable diseases and cyber-related incidents. |
