Property
Property insurance is a broad term for insurance policies providing coverage for all types of property that has monetary value. It includes, for example, fire insurance, industrial fire insurance, commercial property multiple peril insurance, homeowners insurance, etc. These policies cover movable and immovable property, which is owned by the insured party or the insured party is liable for it, such as buildings (administrative, production, residential, etc.), machinery (production machinery, equipment, apparatus, computers, etc.), installations, and supplies and inventories (finished goods, goods in storage, materials, raw materials, etc.).
Electronic Equipment
The insurance policy provides coverage for electronic equipment such as computers, televisions, telephones, printers, etc. against damage or loss in case of fire, theft, power surge, etc., as well as specific damage such as dropping.
Construction Insurance
The construction insurance is voluntary or, in certain cases compulsory, property insurance coverage. It provides protection against damage to the insured construction sites. It may also include constructor’s general liability coverage for damages (property or non-property) sustained in the course of the construction works at the insured site, as well as for a decrease in the gross profit that results from the occurrence of an event covered by the policy.