Last year, CNA announced enhancements to its Middle Market Builders Risk
form. Specially designed for building owners, property developers,
builders, contractors or design-build firms that supervise construction
projects, the form is first-party coverage. In addition, the form
provides time-related coverages such as business income, contractual
penalties and soft costs. Originally available in 29 states, the form is
now available nationwide.
The form’s navigational ease, user-friendly
format and built-in coverage options help agents better identify their
clients’ coverage needs. Coverages are
available for a wide range of industries including education, financial
services, health care, hotels and hospitality, manufacturing, offices,
real estate, and governmental entities. More comprehensive optional
coverages include: increased hard costs, inflation guard, equipment
breakdown, hot testing, and machinery tools and equipment.
CNA is one of the world’s oldest marine
insurers, with a portfolio that includes ocean cargo and inland transit
coverage, hull and P&I, primary & excess liabilities, specialty ocean
marine, yachts, and various inland marine coverages. CNA Marine supports
the industry groups and market segments targeted by CNA as well as
writes monoline business within its Inland and Ocean Marine appetites.
For more information, contact your local marine underwriter or visit www.cna.com.
CNA is the country’s seventh largest
commercial insurance writer and the 13th largest
property and casualty company. CNA’s insurance
products include standard commercial lines, specialty lines, surety,
marine and other property and casualty coverages. CNA services include
risk management, information services, underwriting, risk control and
claims administration. For more information, please visit CNA at www.cna.com.
Please remember that only the relevant insurance policy can provide the
actual terms, coverages, amounts, conditions and exclusions for an
insured. CNA is a registered service mark, trade name and domain name of
CNA Financial Corporation.
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