Uninsured risk checklist
Risks may be uninsured for a number of reasons, for example:
- Under-insurance - if your sums insured or declared insurable values are inadequate, and the policy contains a coinsurance or average clause, you will not receive the full amount of the loss.
- Inadequate loss limits - if the sum insured is less than the amount of your exposure, any loss in excess of the sum insured will not be insured.
- No insurance - if you elect not to insure a particular risk, you must bear all losses yourself.
- A deductible or excess under a policy – you must bear the first part of the loss up to the amount of the deductible or excess.
- Excluded perils – some policies exclude perils, e.g., flood, storm surge and subsidence. You will not be insured for an excluded peril unless you ask for the cover (which can be expensive, as there is generally a limited availability of cover in these areas)
| Association Liability | IT Liability |
| Burglary and/or Theft | Key Person |
| Business Interruption | Legal Expenses |
| Business Package | Libel and Slander / Defamation |
| Construction Risks / Liability | Machinery Breakdown (Damage/Loss of |
| Corporate Travel | Income) |
| Cyber Liability | Management Liability |
| Cyber Security (First Party) | Marine Cargo (overseas / inland / both) |
| Directors & Officers / Company Reimbursement | Money |
| Electronic Equipment/Breakdown/Business | Motor Vehicle |
| Interruption | Personal Accident / Illness |
| Employers Liability | Plant & Equipment |
| Employment Practices Liability | Pleasurecraft |
| Environmental Impairment Liability | Product Recall |
| Fidelity Guarantee | Professional Indemnity / Errors & Omissions |
| Fire and Extraneous Perils | Public and Products Liability |
| General Property | Taxation Audit |
| Glass | Technology Liability |
| Group Personal Accident | Trailers |
| Home and Contents | Valuables |
| Industrial Special Risks | Workers’ Compensation |